China Responds To “Ridiculous” Hacking Charges, Warns “Will Harm Relations With US”, Demands US “Rectify Mistake”
by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
05/19/2014
While we wait (in vain) for the US to lob sanctions at China for doing what Russia has done and amass a military presence on its border with Vietnam, here is what China had to say about the earlier announcement by the DOJ charging China with espionage and “penetrating” US companies (if having nothing to add regarding the NSA). From the wires:
CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY SAYS CHARGES HARM RELATIONS WITH U.S.
CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY ‘STRONGLY REFUTES’ U.S. CHARGES
CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY SAYS U.S. MADE UP FACTS IN SPYING CASE
CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY URGES U.S. TO `CORRECT ITS MISTAKES’
CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY CALLS CHARGES `BASELESS,’ `RIDICULOUS’
Because if there was anything China needed in the week in which it is finalizing its “holy grail” gas deal with Russia, is more anatagonism from the Obama administration. And now watch as Cisco guides to a far lower sales number for Q2 on what John Chmabers can only describe as a sudden “air pocket” in Chinese demand for its routers.
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