U.S. State Department Responds to China's Sanctions, Opposes Coercive Actions

In response to China's sanctions against two officials from Taiwan's diplomatic allies, the U.S. State Department stated that the United States opposes China's coercive behavior and reiterated its concern for peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.

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2026-10-14 01:11 · 10月12日，中国外交部制裁巴拉圭通信部长比利亚特与伯利兹外长丰塞卡，两人分别回应称制裁是“荣誉勋章”、将加速对台合作，美国国务院13日表态反对中国胁迫。

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Sayings · 2026-10-14 01:02 On October 12, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs sanctioned Paraguay's Communications Minister Villalba and Belize's Foreign Minister Fonseca; the two responded respectively that the sanctions were a "badge of honor" and would accelerate cooperation with Taiwan, and the U.S. State Department expressed opposition to China's coercion on the 13th.

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