China has fired back at NATO over what it calls “baseless accusations” and outdated Cold War thinking. 🇨🇳 In a Tuesday press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian urged the military alliance to stop blaming Beijing for regional tensions and avoid expanding into the Asia-Pacific under the guise of security.
The remarks came after NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg recently accused China of supporting Russia’s actions in Ukraine—a claim Beijing denies. Lin countered that NATO, a relic of the 20th century, now “creates imaginary enemies” while bullying other nations. 💥 “Their idea of security is everyone else’s insecurity,” he argued.
China positioned itself as a global peacekeeper, highlighting its role in international crises like Ukraine. 🌐 Lin emphasized that Beijing prefers dialogue over division: “We build bridges, not walls.”
The showdown reflects growing East-West friction as NATO eyes Asia. Will this turn into a real-world game of Civilization? 🎮 For now, China’s message is clear: “Stop the blame game and work with us—not against us.”
