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China's 1st Reaction To Trump's White House Dinner Shooting, Foreign Ministry's BIG STATEMENT
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April 27, 2026
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3:06Now PlayingChina issued a measured response to the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, with its Foreign Ministry condemning the incident and reiterating opposition to all forms of violence. A spokesperson stated that Beijing is closely following developments and hopes for stability, while emphasizing that political violence must not undermine democratic processes. China avoided directly commenting on U.S. internal security lapses but stressed the importance of maintaining public safety and order. The reaction aligns with global responses, where multiple nations condemned the attack and expressed relief that Donald Trump and other leaders were unharmed.
China's 1st Reaction To Trump's White House Dinner Shooting, Foreign Ministry's BIG STATEMENT
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