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China affirms 'no first use' nuke policy
(Agencies)
Updated: 2005-07-22 07:17 rmed its insistence that it will not tolerate formal independence for Taiwan
— a step the mainland has said could lead to war.
Beijing said Saturday that the mainland would "never tolerate
Taiwan independence" and would not allow "anybody with any means to separate
Taiwan from the motherland."
Li's comments came a day after Beijing angrily rejected a new U.S. government
report that says growing Chinese military ambitions could threaten other
Asia-Pacific nations.
Li said Wednesday that China is "not a threat to anyone" and is intent on
"developing in a peaceful way."
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