Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi: ``We must resolve the Korean Peninsula issue and North Korea's reasonable security concerns''

Regarding the escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, Wang Yi, a member of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, said, ``The fundamental path is to resume negotiations and resolve the reasonable security concerns of each party, especially North Korea. Korea
"The goal is to promote the process of political resolution of the peninsular issue." On the 7th, Foreign Minister Wang Yi gave a Foreign Minister's Meeting held on the occasion of China's two meetings (the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference).
``What is urgent is to stop the threats and pressure and break out of the spiral of confrontations that alternately escalate,'' he said at a press conference. Foreign Minister Wang Yi
The phrase “reasonable security concerns about North Korea” was used because “the cause of the recent escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula is that North Korea
It is interpreted as an assertion that the country is in South Korea and the United States, not in South Korea. Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, ``The current situation on the Korean Peninsula is escalating tensions day by day, but this is not what China wants to see.''
``The world is already in enough turmoil, so we shouldn't invite war and turmoil on the Korean peninsula.'' He continued, ``The Korean Peninsula issue has been a problem for many years, and it is a serious problem.
``It is clear that this is the root cause.'' He explained, ``This is precisely because the remnants of the Cold War still exist, and we have not been able to build a peace mechanism from beginning to end, and we have not fundamentally resolved security issues.''
. Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, ``The prescription has already been made. It is the ``double-track parallel progress'' proposed by China (simultaneous promotion of denuclearization and the U.S.-North Korea peace agreement) and the gradual and simultaneous principle.'' for the problem
"Our position remains consistent, and all efforts are focused on peace and long-term stability on the Korean Peninsula." He went on to say, ``Anyone could bring up the Korean peninsula issue and push the car backwards into the Cold War and confrontation.''
If they continue to do so, they will have to bear historical responsibility,'' and warned, ``Those who destroy peace and stability in the region will pay a huge price.''