China's Vice President Criticizes US on Iran and Cuba at UN General Assembly
Sourced from 5 publications
- •China's vice president delivered the UN speech one day after Xi Jinping met with Trump in Washington, criticizing US policies on Iran, Cuba, and Palestine.
- •Beijing called for the immediate lifting of the US blockade on Cuba and urged respect for the sovereignty of Gulf nations.
- •China stated that Palestine should be governed by Palestinians, according to DW.
- •The AP described the speech as repeating China's familiar global talking points, with mild rather than aggressive language on Iran.
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