China On NATO: China targets NATO, calls it a troubling organization, advises to learn lessons from history – china slams nato calls its a troublemaker advises it to learn from history

Beijing: China’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Chang Chun said on February 17 that the crisis in Ukraine is closely related to the repeated eastward expansion of NATO after the Cold War. He urged NATO to shed the Cold War mindset and do something good for world peace and stability instead of just being a troublemaker. Chang Chun said at a public meeting on the Ukraine issue organized by the Security Council on February 17 that the Ukrainian crisis is essentially a general outbreak of security conflict in Europe, which is closely related to the repeated eastward expansion of NATO after the Cold War. is related to. Europe is in a security dilemma due to the pursuit of absolute security, political boycott against a particular party, and military deterrence.

China upset with NATO’s comments
Chang Chun said that on the one hand, NATO claims that its status as a regional and defensive alliance has not changed; On the other hand, it continues to break down traditional defense areas and domains, and continue to strengthen military security ties with Asia-Pacific countries, it is contradictory. At the same time, he also said that China is concerned that the NATO Secretary General has recently made several irresponsible and baseless comments on the situation in the Asia-Pacific region.

China understands world peace
China urges NATO to learn from the lessons of history and do good deeds for world peace and stability, instead of being a mere troublemaker. Chang Chun stressed that human society is facing unprecedented challenges, but peace, development, cooperation and win-win are still invincible historical trends. China calls on all peace-loving countries to unite under the United Nations, practice true multilateralism, promote the spirit of the rule of law, uphold common security, promote common development and open up a common future.

attempt to occupy taiwan
NATO chief Jan Stollenberg was on a tour of Europe on Saturday. Stollenberg stressed on global security during a security conference in Munich. He told China the direct connection between the war between Russia and Ukraine. If they believe, China can take inspiration from this war and try to capture Taiwan, on which it often asserts its authority.