Tuesday, 14 December 2021 (YJC)_ During a visit to the Indonesian capital, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reiterated Washington's accusations against Beijing and called on China to refrain from "aggressive actions."
According to Western media reports, during a visit to Indonesia, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reiterated Washington's accusations against Beijing.
According to AFP, during a visit to Jakarta, senior government official Joe Biden called on Beijing to refrain from "aggressive actions" in the region.
Anthony Blinken has traveled to Indonesia for the first time of his tour of Southeast Asia, and is scheduled to travel to Malaysia and Thailand after Jakarta.
According to AFP, Blinken described the US approach to the "Indo-Pacific" (buffer zone between the Indian and Pacific Oceans) in a speech in Jakarta on Tuesday.
According to the US Secretary of State, Washington will work with its allies and partners in the region to "defend the rule of law."
The senior diplomat of Joe Biden's government, of course, stressed that the countries of the Indo-Pacific region have the right to "choose their own path."
He further accused the woman against China and said:
That is why there are so many concerns about Beijing's offensive from Northeast Asia to Southeast Asia, from the Mekong River to the Pacific islands.
Anthony Blinken then went on to list the charges against China, claiming that it was doing the following:
Claiming the high seas as their own seas, disrupting free markets by subsidizing state-owned companies, denying exports or canceling transactions to countries that do not agree with their policies.
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