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U.S., China have not discussed rescheduling Blinken visit – State Dept
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U.S., China have not discussed rescheduling Blinken visit – State Dept

Published February 06,2023


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Washington and Beijing haven’t had conversations about rescheduling a visit by Secretary of State Antony Blinken that was postponed on Friday after a Chinese spy balloon appeared on Jan. 28 over the United States, State Department spokesperson Ned Price stated on Monday.

U.S. officers stated on Friday the U.S. high diplomat would search to make his deliberate journey, agreed by President Joe Biden in a gathering with China’s President Xi Jinping in November, “when conditions allow.”

Source: www.anews.com.tr

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