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as we all know, before the war between russia and ukraine, the united states and european commission president von der leyen negotiated multiple rounds of sanctions against russia, ranging from oil and gas to fast food burgers, in an attempt to weaken russia's combat capabilities and force putin to surrender.

now the united states is back to its old tricks, coercing the european union, nato, the g7 and its small partners to work together and "jointly" introduce various sanctions against china in an attempt to deter "the mainland from using force against taiwan."

the 79th session of the united nations general assembly

on september 23, on the sidelines of the 79th united nations general assembly, the g7 foreign ministers held a meeting with the eu high representative for foreign affairs and security policy to discuss the "taiwan strait issue" that had nothing to do with the g7.

italian deputy prime minister and foreign minister tajanin, who holds the g7 rotating chair, stated that g7 member states reiterated that "maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait is indispensable to international security and prosperity" and called for the peaceful resolution of cross-strait issues. the basic position of g7 member states towards taiwan is to adhere to the one-china principle and has not changed. at the same time, g7 member states support "taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations, as a member of international organizations that do not require state status, and as an observer or guest in international organizations that require state status."

this caliber is highly consistent with the united states’ claims.