Tensions between the US and China continue increasing since the outbreak of the coronavirus. The dispute between the two countries further increased after China enacted the new national security law in Hong Kong. Now, the US has warned China that it is considering to take additional actions against it. The White House has given information about this.
The relationship between the US and China has increased bitterness since the outbreak of the Coronavirus epidemic. President Donald Trump has been targeting China over the coronavirus outbreak. He even calls coronavirus as the Chinese virus. Significantly, the country most affected by this virus is America.
There is also conflict between the two countries over the disputed National Security law enacted in Hong Kong. Apart from this, visa restrictions on the American journalists in China, atrocities against Uygur Muslims and security in Tibet are some of the issues on which there is a lot of tension between the US and China.
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters on Wednesday, "I cannot tell more than the President's statements about the steps being taken on China." But soon you will know the actions to be taken on China. I can confirm this.
McEnany was responding to a question on recent statements by top administration officials, including the White House Chief of Staff, National Security Advisor and Secretary of State. These statements indicated that the President could take strict actions against China in the coming days.
US National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien told reporters on Wednesday, China has captured Hong Kong. He was referring to a new national security law introduced by China, which China has imposed on the former British colony.
He said, I think you will see some strict actions to be taken on China in the coming days. There has been no President in the history of America who stands against China like Donald Trump. He is the first president to impose heavy tariffs on China to curb trade imbalances.
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