China's Position on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Not Changed

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Tuesday, April 25, 2000, updated at 21:06(GMT+8)

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China's Position on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Not Changed

China's position on nuclear non- proliferation is consistent and has not changed, according to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Sun Yuxi Tuesday.

Sun made the remarks here today at a regular press conference in response to a relevant question.

Like any other sovereign country, Sun said, China has the right to take measures when its security is harmed, Sun stressed.


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