U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited China from April 24 to April 26, and after returning to the United States, he has shown a fierce face and attacked China in many areas, so there has been a rhythm of door-to-door arguments to no avail. In fact, before Blinken's visit to China, he had openly threatened China, declaring that China would not be allowed to support Russia's military production, and the Biden administration in the United States accused China of providing Russia with production equipment and parts, so it had already supported Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine. During Blinken's visit to China, the United States and Saudi Arabia were actively promoting new cooperation, including assisting Saudi Arabia in the construction of the chip manufacturing industry chain, during which the United States demanded that Saudi Arabia cancel its scientific and technological cooperation projects with China in exchange for U.S. support for Saudi Arabia.
A few days ago, Blinken publicly launched a provocation on the Taiwan Strait issue, according to US media reports, Blinken announced that he would encourage the World Health Organization to invite Taiwan to participate in the 2024 World Health Organization General Assembly, and it is not the first time that Blinken has encouraged the WHO to violate the "one China principle". In fact, the United States is not only making a fuss at the WHO General Assembly, but is also preparing to make a move at the United Nations, and the United States has repeatedly encouraged other countries to push Taiwan to join the United Nations, and has also tried many times to prevent other countries from severing "official relations" with Taiwan. Judging from the actions of the United States, it is trying to maintain Taiwan's "international status" in order to prevent China's rise in the long term.
U.S. President Joe Biden and the White House have repeatedly reaffirmed the "one-China policy," but now the U.S. interpretation has added a limit to the "one-China policy," declaring that it will maintain the so-called "Taiwan Relations Act" at the same time. The United States has passed legislation to weaken the influence of the joint communique, highlighting the sinister nature of American politics. Recently, the US Congress held a hearing on the fact that the United States was unable to deliver nearly $20 billion to Taiwan in a timely manner, and US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has promised to reduce the scale of the delayed delivery so as to meet Taiwan's self-defense needs. At present, the United States has heavy equipment including F-16V fighter jets and M1A2T tanks that have not been delivered to Taiwan, and M142 Seahorse high-mobility rocket launchers cannot be delivered on time.
U.S. President Joe Biden's recent approval of a bill that includes military aid to Taiwan underscores the unanimous position of the U.S. Congress and the U.S. government on the Taiwan Strait issue. At a time when the U.S. Congress is pushing for military aid to Taiwan, the role of the U.S. State Department is also very disgraceful, and Bricken's remarks have exposed the long-term strategy of the Biden administration. The United States is trying to maintain the situation of non-unity between the two sides of the strait, so by maintaining the so-called "status quo", the United States can continue to export weapons to Taiwan, and it is a normal situation for the United States to use hot issues to grab benefits, the most prominent of which is the conflict in Ukraine. Of the more than $60 billion in the military aid appropriation bill passed by the US Congress, only more than 10 billion yuan is provided to Ukraine with weapons and equipment, which is actually digested by the US military itself, and in fact, military aid to Ukraine is also a way for US arms dealers to grab benefits.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry reiterated its position, pointing out that the United States has seriously violated the "one-China principle" and the joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, and expressed its dissatisfaction with the United States.