China Condemns US Sanctions on Cuba, Calls Out “Hegemonic” Behavior
China has slammed recent US sanctions on Cuban leadership as “hegemonic,” urging Washington to end its blockade and respect Cuba’s national sovereignty.
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China has slammed recent US sanctions on Cuban leadership as “hegemonic,” urging Washington to end its blockade and respect Cuba’s national sovereignty.
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