
The US administration is putting pressure on Chinese negotiators in discussions of China's nuclear capabilities, demanding a response to information about possible tests and greater transparency on nuclear weapons and ballistic missile launches, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources.
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Negotiations between the United States and China on nuclear capabilities are being held as part of multilateral meetings in Geneva, New York and Casablanca, where American representatives discuss nuclear transparency and possible testing with their Chinese counterparts.
The American administration began to put pressure on Beijing negotiators during discussions about China's nuclear potential. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing sources.
According to journalists, American representatives discussed relevant issues with their Chinese colleagues on the sidelines of multilateral meetings held in Geneva, New York and Casablanca. As specified, the United States is seeking a response from China to information about possible nuclear tests, which Beijing denies.
In addition, the American side calls on colleagues to inform in advance about ballistic missile launches, as well as to increase openness regarding the number of nuclear weapons. Discussions on this topic between representatives of the two countries should continue next month.
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Negotiations between the US and China on nuclear capabilities will continue next month
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