China Denies US Space Threat Accusations, Calls for Restraint

China Rejects US Accusations of Space Threats, Urges Halt to Military Expansion Washington, D.C. and Beijing — Tensions between the United States and China have escalated following accusations from Washington regarding alleged Chinese "space threats." In response, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a firm statement urging the US to cease its military buildup in space. The spokesperson, Mao Ning, emphasized China's consistent commitment to the peaceful application of space technology and rejected the American accusations outright. "China has always insisted on the peaceful use of outer space and opposes the weaponization of space," stated Mao Ning in a press briefing. The statement directly addresses concerns raised by the US regarding China's space capabilities, which have been viewed with suspicion by some American officials. The video provides a clear and concise summary of the situation, highlighting the key points of contention between the two global powers. The statement from Mao Ning serves as a direct quote, adding authenticity and weight to the report. This ongoing dispute underscores the increasing competition for dominance in space, raising concerns about the potential for an arms race in the final frontier. The dialogue between the two nations will be crucial in de-escalating tensions and ensuring the continued peaceful exploration and utilization of space.