China is not in a position to intimidate in Southeast Asia: Jinping's lie

Jinping's statement at the conference with ASEAN countries

We are committed to peace in the South China Sea and strengthening ties with neighboring countries: Chinese President

BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping has said in a conference with ASEAN countries that China is not in a position to intimidate South-East Asia. China wants peaceful and friendly relations with all its neighbors. China seeks all-round development by being a faithful ally of all its neighbors. Regionalist China is often at odds with its neighbors. China, which infiltrates the Indian border, continues to harass Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Brunei in the South China Sea. Philippine waters disputes often surface. In such a scenario, the Chinese president lied about China being a very peaceful nation by making very nonsensical remarks at the ASEAN Conference.

A conference was held to mark the 30th anniversary of China's relations with the South-East Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (ASEAN). In it, Chinese President Jinping addressed ASEAN countries via video conference. At the time, Jinping said China did not believe in the politics of power. Wants peace with all neighboring countries. China aims to help ASEAN countries develop their economies.

Jinping added that China has always been and always will be an ally of ASEAN countries. These countries are China's priority and China will maintain good neighborliness with its neighbors. China will provide an additional 1.5 1.5 billion in aid to these countries. Jinping also announced that 150 million doses of the vaccine would be donated to an organization of these countries.

Jinping called on ASEAN countries to work together for peace in the South China Sea. Jinping also called for cooperation in the Belt and Road Initiative. Stating that these countries are very important for both the US and China, the Chinese president added that it is very important to create an atmosphere of cooperation in the region.