China’s Foreign Ministry urges US to stop threats and blackmail
Source Fxstreet
On Wednesday, China’s Foreign Ministry urged the US to stop threats and blackmail.
“If US wants to solve issues through dialogue, it should stop exerting maximum pressure,” the Ministry added.
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