Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission, has called out nations he claims are fueling instability during a major security forum in Beijing. Speaking at the 10th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, Zhang warned that 'some countries deliberately create turmoil' in global affairs, highlighting growing geopolitical fractures.
Security Talks Take Center Stage
The forum, attended by defense officials and experts from over 100 countries and regions, focused on Asia-Pacific security challenges. Zhang emphasized China's commitment to 'peace through dialogue' but stressed that 'hegemonic actions undermine regional trust.' While not naming specific countries, his remarks come amid heightened U.S.-China tech rivalry and NATO's expanded Indo-Pacific engagement.
A Call for Collaboration
Analysts say the event signals Beijing's push to shape global security narratives. Key talking points included AI warfare risks and climate-driven conflicts. 💻⚡️ 'No single nation can solve transnational threats alone,' Zhang declared, urging multilateral partnerships.
