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Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Chinese Consulate General in Houston is still in operation to urge the United States to reverse the wrong decision

Jul 24,2020 16:14

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Source:Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The content below was translated by Tencent automatically for reference.

SMM: foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin held a regular press conference today. A reporter asked a question on the current situation of the Chinese Consulate General in Houston and other related contents.

Wang Wenbin said: the Chinese Consulate General in Houston is still in operation, and we urge the United States to reverse the relevant wrong decision.

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