China vowed to “fight to the end” against the president Donald Trump Tariff, warning that he is ready for any “type of” war with the USA
The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday a statement that pushed out against tariff against Chinese government that Trump has grown from 10% to 20% earlier this week because of the jacking failure to solve the flow of fentanila entering the United States
“If the war is what they want now, whether it is a tariff war, a trade war or any other type of war, we are ready to fight all the way,” said Ministry spokesman Lin Jian in a statement. China has already responded to the tariff by imposing 15% of tariffs on US agricultural goods.
Jian’s statement, quoted by the Chinese embassy in Washington, claimed that the issue of Fentanila was “a fluttering pronunciation” to raise the tariff to Chinese imports. Jian warned that “intimidation does not scare us” and “mistreatment” will not succeed.
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“Pressure, coercion or threats are not the right way to deal with the cinema,” Jian said. “Anyone who uses maximum pressure on cinema is choosing the wrong guy and misjudging.”
Tariffs against China came into force on Tuesday. Trump has increased tariffs On Monday, with an executive command in which the Chinese government failed to “conjure the permanent appearance of synthetic opioids, including the fentanil, which flows from [their country]”And that such a failure represents” an unusual and extraordinary threat. “
Trump has increased tariffs on Monday with an executive order stating that the Chinese government failed to suppress the flow of fental in the USA (Wang Gang/VCG via Getty Images, File)
Trump also said the crisis threatens “national security, foreign policy and economy of the United States.”
Beijing, however, claimed that they are only now responsible for Fentanyl crisis Within the US, although the door left open to “cooperation” in solving the fantanil crisis.
“If now they really want to solve the question of the fental, then it is the right thing to consult with China by treating each other as equal,” Jian said in a statement.
The Chinese government has opposed the tariffs since they were announced.
Trump’s administration is already imposing 25% of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, which were announced last month and also entered into force on Tuesday.
Trump turned to tariffs During his address before the joint session of the Congress on Tuesday night, saying that, although the goal is to make a nation “rich” and “shiny again”, there will be “little disorder” for US consumers.
Fox News Digital’s Andrea Margolis contributed to this report.
