In a move that could redefine global security dynamics, China has publicly called for open and practical military relations with the U.S. 🌍. Defense Ministry spokesperson Wu Qian emphasized the need for non-conflict, nonconfrontation, and mutual respect during a press briefing Thursday.
Key Talks Behind the Scenes
The announcement followed a high-stakes video call between Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun and U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. Topics ranged from the Taiwan question to South China Sea developments, with both sides reporting positive and practical outcomes.
What’s Next for U.S.-China Military Relations?
• Recent military exchanges since late 2023 have stabilized ties • China urges the U.S. to meet halfway to build trust • Goal: Create a stable cornerstone for bilateral relations
⚡ Wu Qian's message is clear: \"Gradual trust-building is key to avoiding misunderstandings.\" With tensions lingering over regional issues, this dialogue could be a game-changer for Asia-Pacific stability.
