US: China did not remove ‘help with guns’ option from table

White House spokesman Jean-Pierre made assessments of the agenda at the daily news briefing and answered questions.

When asked about China’s rhetoric that it might arm Russia for the war in Ukraine, Jean-Pierre said: “We haven’t seen China do that yet, and there’s absolutely nothing I can tell you about it.” But they also did not say that (this option) is off the table.” he gave the answer.

Jean-Pierre stated that they will continue to monitor developments on this issue and stated that they are clear about the consequences if such support is given to Russia against their Chinese counterparts.

When asked about the allegations that the United States sent troops to Taiwan, Jean-Pierre said: “Our support for Taiwan in defense relations is consistent with the threat posed by the People’s Republic of China and within the framework of our policy of ‘one China’. That has not changed”. he used the phrase.

Jean-Pierre referred journalists to the Defense Ministry (Pentagon) for questions about the “military unit in Taiwan” allegations.

INTEGRAL INVESTMENTS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN RUSSIA

Jean-Pierre reported that tomorrow, President Joe Biden will have a video meeting with the G7 leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, and the meeting will coordinate support for Ukraine and efforts to hold Russia accountable for the war.

Stating that the United States will impose comprehensive sanctions against some Russian banks, defense and technology companies that provide revenue to Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as third-country actors that fail to comply with the sanctions, Jean-Pierre said that new energy, economies and security aids will be provided as part of the support given to the Ukrainians, he said to be announced.

ISRAEL’S ATTACKS ON NABLUS

Emphasizing that they are closely following developments related to Israel’s attacks on Nablus, Jean-Pierre said: “We are extremely concerned about the ongoing violence.” saying.

Expressing that they take this issue very seriously, the spokesman urged the parties to take measures to reduce tension in the West Bank.

Jean-Pierre affirmed that Brett McGurk, the Middle East Coordinator of the White House National Security Council, has already made diplomatic contacts in the Middle East and North Africa, and shared the information that he will visit Egypt, Jordan, Oman and the United Arab States. Emirates (UAE) in this context. (AA)