According to China Daily, China supports all efforts to ease tensions, but one country's security cannot be at the expense of other countries' security, and regional security cannot be guaranteed by strengthening or even expanding military blocs.
Recently, US Secretary of State Blinken held a "C5+1" online meeting with the foreign ministers of the five Central Asian countries, and at this meeting, Blinken put forward a request that made the five countries feel very confused and uneasy, that is, he hoped that the US military could return to Central Asia, that is, to set up military bases in these countries.
For the United States, China and Russia are the most important targets of the country at present, and the geographical location of the five Central Asian countries is very sensitive, so if the US military can be stationed in these five countries, it will inevitably pose a certain threat to China and Russia. In short, the purpose of the United States this time is to return to Central Asia and increase its influence in the region, so as to deter China and Russia, or to provoke friendly relations between China and Russia.
In fact, in recent years, Sino-US relations have been deteriorating, and the country has tried to strike at the Chinese economy, but the outcome of the Sino-US trade war is obviously not optimistic for the United States, and the country even suffers greater economic losses than China. So the country is thinking of putting pressure on China through more other means, such as military deterrence and containment of China, and the United States wants to station troops in the five Central Asian countries this time in order to plant mines on China's doorstep.
In fact, the country has been making small moves in recent times, and last month, it also forced Nepal to pass the MCC agreement through coercion. You know, this agreement is higher than nepal's national law, the US military may also be stationed in Nepal later, and the country and the mainland are also neighboring countries, so this move of the US side is obviously a manifestation of pressure on the Chinese side.
When the US military withdrew from Afghanistan, the US government also shouted to the Central Asian countries, hoping that they could station troops in the territory of these countries, two of which had US military bases in their territories, so the United States tried to return to these US military bases, but was directly rejected by the Central Asian countries. The relations and cooperation between these countries and China are still relatively close, and they are also very clear that once they fall to the United States, it will lead to the destruction of relations with China, and it is still themselves who will bear the loss. Under such circumstances, these countries should not agree to the demands made by the United States, and the United States' desire to return to the Central Asian region will be disappointed.
Although we are very confident that the Central Asian countries can have a clear understanding, the Chinese side will not make no statement on this matter at all, and China's attitude is still very clear, and the Chinese side is strongly opposed to the us forcibly interfering in the regional situation.
Our side said that the security of no one country can be at the expense of the security of other countries, and just as regional security cannot be premised on the strengthening and expansion of military blocs. That is to say, the current behavior of the US side is to put the interests of its own country above the security of other countries, which is unpopular. If the United States wants to station troops in Central Asian countries, it wants to infringe on China's national security, and our side will certainly pay close attention to this.
But in any case, Nepal has indeed compromised with the United States, but there is a large number of opposition in the country, and in such a situation, it is not expected that the US action will be too smooth. The Central Asian countries are well aware of China's importance in the relevant regions and naturally will not choose to compromise with the United States, so the situation in Central Asia does not need to worry too much at present. On the contrary, the United States should reflect on its own behavior and make correct adjustments, otherwise it will only damage the credibility of the United States in the international community.