China condemns the proposal to impose sanctions on Muslims for holding prisoners in concentration camps • Trump: "We do not have deadline for agreement with China"

• President Trump with President Xi Jinping // Photo: AP

Another crisis emerged Wednesday in China-US relations after the Chinese Foreign Office condemned the overwhelmingly passed bill in the US House of Representatives (407-1), saying the US government would toughen its stance on China following Beijing's claims that China has a regime Threatened by concentration camps set up in Xinjiang Province in the west of the country, where close to one million Muslims are being held under various conditions of incarceration. This is the first time the US President will be required to impose sanctions on a senior Communist Party official.

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Concentration camp set up in western China // Photo: IP

China has called the bill passed in China's Uruguayan minority case a brutal attack on China, further clarifying that whatever is going on in Xinjiang is part of China's domestic affairs, and even demanded that the bill be amended before it is officially enacted. At the same time, China has threatened to take counter-measures in the wake of the US move, which could affect the trade agreement between the countries.

Western China Detention Camp, Exterior Photo // Photo: IP

The US embassy in Beijing was quick to respond to the Chinese response, saying that the United States will not contain any future actions by China against the decision made in the US House of Representatives, and a senior official quoted by the embassy as saying, "We continue to call for the immediate release of all detainees and bring about the end of the draconian policy. Of China in Xinjiang after more than two years of terrorizing civilians in the province. "

Earlier, Trump addressed the trade agreement with China yesterday during a conversation with reporters in London before meeting with NATO leaders, saying "we have no deadline, in some ways, I like the idea that we will wait until after the elections for an agreement with China," adding that The Chinese, for their part, "want to execute the agreement now."

Pro-American rally in Hong Kong after Trump approved the rules // Photo: AP

Remember, last week China refused to continue the approval process for US naval vessels and various aircraft arriving in the United States, in response to two previous bills passed in the US House of Representatives last week signed by U.S. President Donald Trump. , In fact, express US support for Hong Kong protests, and from China's view of US intervention in its domestic affairs.