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Claims ‘Serious Violation’ and Vows to Respond in Kind

President Donald Trump's decision to impose 10 % of Chinese imports in China was criticized by Beijing on Sunday, and this movement was branded as a “serious violation” of the International Trade Regulations.

The Chinese government has signaled the intention of responding to an unspecified countermeasures while disagreeing with the World Trade Organization (WTO) tariffs. Report

In the statement, the Ministry of Commerce expressed a strong opposition to tariffs and explained them as set to trade relationships between the two countries. The ministry pledged to introduce a “response to respond”, but did not provide specific details about what they accompany them.

Trump announced on Saturday that the United States will impose 25 % tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico on February 4.

Mr. Trump said that the movement is related to the flow of Fentanil, a powerful synthetic opioid to the United States promoted by the communist state.

China refused to suggest that it was a cause of the Fentanil crisis and claimed that he had worked closely with the United States to fight drugs.

“We have always believed that there is no winner in trade wars and customs wars,” said Mao Zedong, a spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China. Masu. [its] National interest.

The ministry has expressed concern that tariffs could actually harm the future cooperation of drug management.

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Trump's decision to impose duties is a more wide strategy to address the threat of national security that can be brought by immigration that crosses the porous borders of Canada and Mexico and illegal drug trafficking.

The US drug enforcement agency (DEA) has previously linked Chinese chemical companies to global Fentanyl supply chains.

Trump claimed that tariffs were needed to suppress Fentanyl's illegal flow in the United States, which caused broad addiction and death.

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