Military communication between China and the United States could help enhance mutual understanding, avoid miscalculations and manage risks, said a Chinese defense spokesperson on Thursday. Zhang Xiaogang, a spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, made the remarks in response to a query concerning the current China-U.S. military relations and the future interaction between the two sides. The overall defense relations between China and the United States show a more stable momentum at present, Zhang said, noting that the two militaries maintain high-level strategic communication, policy communication, institutionalized dialogue, and exchanges in specialized fields. Zhang emphasized that the United States should recalibrate its strategic perception of China, return to a sensible and practical China policy, and respect China's major concerns. The two sides should make concerted efforts on the principle of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation to stabilize and improve bilatera l military relations through candid, effective and constructive dialogue and cooperation, said Zhang. Source: The Namibia News Agency
China U.S. military communication helps mutual understanding, risk control: defense spokesperson
China U.S. military communication helps mutual understanding, risk control: defense spokesperson
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