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UNSC: China Hits Back at U.S. For its Covid-19 Handling
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September 25, 2020
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0:33Now PlayingZhang Jun, China's ambassador to the United Nations, lashed out at the United States for it's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic at a U.N Security Council meeting Thursday.
Ambassador Zhang Jun told the council that the U.S. has seriously disrupted the joint efforts of the international community to fight the coronavirus pandemic. "I must say, enough is enough," he said.
Zhang's comments came moments after U.S Ambassador Kelly Craft gave a scathing address which blamed the Chinese Communist Party for the spread of the virus.
"The United States should understand that its failure in handling Covid-19 is totally its own fault," Zhang said.
U.S. President Donald Trump assailed China over the coronavirus in his address to the United Nations General Assembly earlier this week.
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