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Chinese diplomat slams U.S. missile defense

Tags: Li Hui, News, World, missile forces , Politics, missile defense, China
 
Feb 11, 2010 14:43 Moscow Time
Chinese diplomat slams U.S. missile defense
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China has criticized U.S. plans to build a global missile defense system. The Chinese Ambassador to Russia Li Hui, in an Interfax interview on Thursday, reiterated Beijing’s concerns that these plans might disturb the current strategic balance and stability and escalate tensions. He said the creation of a global missile defense undermined international efforts to bring nuclear proliferation to a halt.

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