On Monday, China retaliated against Washington’s assertions that Beijing has indeed been running a fleet of reconnaissance aircraft across the world by accusing the US of floating balloons over its land.
As tensions between the two sides rose, Washington vehemently refuted Beijing’s accusations, calling them “false,” and asserted that it was China by itself that had secretly flown surveillance balloons.
The downing of another unknown object over North the last few days has triggered widespread tremors and speculation as to its beginnings, while the shooting down of a purported Chinese airship off the coastline of South Carolina this past month urged a negotiated settlement in the US Congress denouncing Beijing.
Beijing has only formally claimed ownership of the first object, claiming it was a passenger craft that veered off course.
China accused Washington of sending more than ten balloons into its territory since January 2022 in an effort to turn the tables on the United States on Monday. The United States frequently violates other nations’ airspace, according to Wang Wenbin, the foreign ministry’s spokeswoman, who was speaking at a briefing.
The American Balloons Spying Over China in Recent Times
“More than ten US balloons have unlawfully flown above China in the past year alone without receiving permission from Chinese authorities.” Wang stated that Beijing’s “management (of these instances) was competent and efficient” when asked how China reacted to those purported incursions.
“I advise you to refer to the US side if you would like to learn more about US high-altitude balloons unlawfully violating China’s airspace,” he continued. The allegation was rejected by the White House.
The National Security Council’s Adrienne Watson denied any claims that the US government uses espionage balloons over China on Twitter.
The country that uses high-altitude observation balloons for information gathering and has violated the sovereignty of the US and more than 40 other nations on five continents in China. A similar denial was provided in the State Department’s response. The communist government “has been unable to provide any convincing reasons for its incursion into our territory,” it claimed, calling Beijing’s allegation “the best example of China rushing to undertake damage management.”
The military was reportedly preparing to fire down an unknown thrown object that has been detected off the country’s eastern coast, according to state-affiliated media in China over the week. Americans have been keeping a close eye on the skies as more and more aviation incursions are being announced. The other three objects, which were taken down over Alaska on Friday, the Yukon Territory on Saturday, and most recently over Lake Huron on Sunday, the Pentagon claimed they had not yet been identified.
The Cold War or Another World War is Brewing Between The Two Superpowers
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