Taiwan government’s separatist statement in response to the meeting between the presidents of the United States and China

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Taiwan’s presidential office issued a statement on Monday after the meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden on the eve of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. .

According to “Reuters” news agency, Taiwan’s presidential office claimed in its statement released after the dispute between the presidents of China and the United States over the island, that Taiwan will not compromise on its “sovereignty” and that the Taiwanese are determined to live a “democratic and Azad” will support.

In response to the meeting between Biden and Xi Jinping in Bali, the statement of the Office of the President of the Government of Taiwan wrote in a creditor tone: Maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is the joint responsibility of both Taiwan and China, and “meeting on the battlefield” is definitely not the choice of either. Not from the parties.

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen repeated such positions a few days ago, despite China’s repeated warnings to Taipei authorities regarding separatist statements and tendencies.

On Saturday evening of this week, Tsai stated that the existence of an independent country with this name is not a threat to anyone, and said that this island belongs only to Taiwanese people.

Taiwan is considered a part of China that has separatist claims; Claims that the countries of the world and the United Nations do not recognize. Beijing has always opposed any contact between Taiwanese representatives and Western officials, especially high-ranking political or military officials from countries with which Beijing has diplomatic ties, saying such visits violate the principle of one China and send the wrong signals to Taiwan’s separatist forces. .

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