After Firing Warning Missile, China Says ‘It Does Not Fear The US’

A day subsequent to terminating notice rockets in the South China Sea, China's Defense Ministry said that Beijing "restricts and doesn't fear the United States".China's Defense Ministry representative Wu Qian stated: "The Chinese military won't move to the tune of the US, nor will it permit its foolish conduct." The announcement comes in the midst of expanded military penetrates independently led by China, the US, and their partners in the South China Sea. Beijing likewise stopped "harsh portrayals" after a US spy plane was distinguished flying over a no-fly zone set up by PLA in the Bohai Sea. Beijing grumbled Tuesday that the US sent its U-2 government agent plane into the alleged "no-fly zone without authorization" when the People's Liberation Army is holding a live-fire maritime drill in the Bohai Sea off its north coast. "China contradicts and doesn't fear the US' expanded incitements and weight on China," said Wu, as per every day Global Times. He asserted "some US lawmakers" need to make mishaps and military clash for their own advantages before the US presidential political race. The US is set to hold its presidential decisions in November this year. The representative said the Chinese military as of late directed activities in the ocean and air spaces off southeast Qingdao and west Lüshun, around Nansha Islands and the Xisha Islands, as per its yearly timetable. "The drills are not focused on any nation," Wu included. As indicated by South China Morning Post every day, the Chinese armed force propelled two rockets including a "plane carrying warship executioner" evidently as a notice sign to the US powers in the South China Sea Wednesday morning. Washington Wednesday slapped new limitations on certain Chinese state-claimed endeavors and chiefs for "defame exercises" in the South China Sea. The Chinese have been holding military drills around the Paracel Islands since Aug. 24, which are set to end on Saturday. 'US sanctions domineering' Responding to the US sanctions on certain Chinese state-possessed undertakings and heads for "insult exercises" in the South China Sea, China named them "authoritative and power governmental issues". Tending to a customary news gathering in Beijing, China's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lijian Zhao stated: "It is absolutely authoritative rationale and force legislative issues for the US to force unlawful assents on Chinese organizations over South China Sea issue." "China will take measures to protect the authentic rights and interests of Chinese organizations," Lijian included. State Secretary Mike Pompeo said Wednesday: "Today, the Department of State will start forcing visa limitations on People's Republic of China [PRC] people answerable for, or complicit in, either the enormous scope recovery, development, or militarization of contested stations in the South China Sea, or the PRC's utilization of intimidation against Southeast Asian inquirers to restrain their admittance to seaward assets." He included the people are presently assigned as prohibited in the US and it might influence their close relatives.