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Published 1 year ago

“Spy” balloon: Joe Biden “does not seek conflict” with China

Summary by Ground News
US President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the United States is not looking for conflict with China. Tensions have been heightened over last week's downing of a Chinese balloon. China said that the balloon was merely conducting weather research. The Pentagon described it as a high-tech spying operation.

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AdevarulAdevarul

Biden “does not seek conflict” with China after the balloon scandal

Joe Biden “is not looking for a conflict” with China, he said, according to snippets aired Wednesday from an interview for the PBS channel, as the United States had just destroyed a Chinese balloon that flew over their territory, notes AFP.

1 year ago·Romania
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Het NieuwsbladHet Nieuwsblad

Biden “does not seek conflict” with China after spy balloon, “intends” to run for president again in 2024

Joe Biden “does not seek conflict” with China. This is what the US president stated in an interview with channel PBS after the United States shot down a Chinese spy balloon flying over U.S. territory last weekend. He also announced “the intention” to run for president again in 2024.

1 year ago·Belgium
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Jornal ExpressoJornal Expresso

Biden assures that he “does not seek a conflict” with China after the balloon case

In response to a journalist's question about whether relations with Beijing had suffered a “severe blow” due to the most recent controversy, the American head of state answered “no”, stressing that the United States will “fully compete with China” but are not “looking for a conflict”

1 year ago·Portugal
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Le MondeLe Monde

“Spy” balloon: Joe Biden “does not seek conflict” with China

During a television interview, the American president adopted a calm tone towards Beijing, denying that the Sino-American relationship had suffered “a heavy blow.”

1 year ago·Paris, France
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Jovem Pan NewsJovem Pan News

Biden reiterates that the United States does not want conflicts with China after a balloon controversy — Jovem Pan

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, insisted this Wednesday, the 8th, that the country does not want conflicts with China, despite having destroyed the supposed Chinese “spy balloon” in American airspace. Beijing described the destruction of the equipment as “exaggerated” and expressed confidence that the Asian authorities are aware of its intention. “I made it very clear to [Chinese President] Xi Jinping. We are going to fully compet…

1 year ago
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Jornal de NegóciosJornal de Negócios

Joe Biden assures that he “does not seek a conflict” with China after the balloon affair

The American head of state answered “no” to a journalist's question about whether relations with Beijing had suffered a “severe blow” due to the most recent controversy.

1 year ago·Porto, Portugal
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