Concern over Panetta remarks
June 29, 2012, Friday
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THE United States' reinforcement of military deployment in the Asia-Pacific is not conducive to security and mutual trust in the region, a Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman said yesterday.
Geng Yansheng was responding to US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's remarks at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore earlier this month when he said Washington was seeking to increase the US military presence in the Asia-Pacific by shifting 60 percent of its navy ships to the region by 2020.
Deliberately highlighting the military and security agenda, and deploying more forces in the Asia-Pacific, goes against the world's pursuit of peace, development and cooperation, Geng said.
Geng Yansheng was responding to US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's remarks at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore earlier this month when he said Washington was seeking to increase the US military presence in the Asia-Pacific by shifting 60 percent of its navy ships to the region by 2020.
Deliberately highlighting the military and security agenda, and deploying more forces in the Asia-Pacific, goes against the world's pursuit of peace, development and cooperation, Geng said.
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