China accuses US of ‘severely violating’ trade truce

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China has accused the United States “severely violated” trade war and promised to take a strong action to protect its interests as tension between the two powers.

China and the United States agreed during the discussion in Geneva in early May, an agreement that temporarily reduce their tat-for-tat tariff, which has increased by more than 5 percent.

President Donald Trump on Friday claimed that China had “fully violated” the deal, US officials have become disappointed with the export of rare earth exports across the Pacific since May 12.

However, on Monday, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has said that Washington has introduced “multiple discrimination and limited systems” in recent weeks that the Geneva Sens erodes the minor and damages the “legitimate rights and interests of China”.

“If the United States continues to go on its own way and to harm China’s interests, China will continue to see its legitimate rights and will continue to take the Olute action,” the ministry has said.

One of the US activities quoted in the statement was a warning against the use of Huawei chips globally, to stop the sale of chip design software to Chinese companies and cancel cancellation Visa for Chinese studentsThe

US officials believed that the deal on May 12 would open China’s export sanctions in the rare world opened in early April, but China instead kept its export system in the United States only during the approval of the United States.

Critical minerals are widely used in the chains of American auto, electronics and defense supplies at slow exports to the United States, which identifies as an increasing threat to work stops for US production.

“US unilaterally provoked the new Trade friction“The Chinese trade ministry has said.” Instead of reflecting its own action, it has been accused of violating the Sens Camerty, “the ministry has added.

Trump told reporters on Friday that he was hoping to solve Conflict In a call to Chinese President Xi Jinping, he has wandered several times in recent months, but which has not yet been implemented.