In the session of the United Nations General Assembly, China has expressed an indirect position against the policy of the United States. In a speech on Saturday, Chinese Vice President Han Zheng called for respect for the sovereignty and security of the Gulf countries. At the same time, he called for an end to the threat of force against Cuba and the lifting of the embargo and embargo imposed on the country.
However, Han Zheng did not directly mention the United States in his speech. His comments came at a time when Washington is increasing pressure on Cuba and has taken steps to limit energy supplies to the country.
In addition, regarding West Asia, Han said that the sovereignty and security of all countries in the Middle East, including the Gulf countries, should be respected.
He said that major countries have a special responsibility to protect international peace and security. They should abide by international norms, uphold the rule of law and lead the way in doing the right thing.
Such a strong message came from Beijing on the heels of Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent visit to the United States.
Regarding Cuba at the United Nations, Han Zheng said that the concerned country should immediately stop the threat of force against Cuba and completely withdraw the embargo and embargo imposed on the country.
Recently, Cuba’s electricity system was completely shut down, leaving millions of people without electricity. Havana complains that the US blockade, along with a long-standing energy crisis and aging infrastructure, has made the country’s situation more difficult.
