Garlic Diplomacy: China Responds to U.S. Ban
Chinese Foreign Ministry responds to U.S. Senator Rick Scott’s claims that garlic from the Chinese mainland poses a ‘major threat’, following a U.S. ban on Chinese garlic in military stores.
December 2024
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