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China warns US not to ‘play with fire’ on Taiwan as Hegseth brands Beijing ‘imminent’ threat
China on Sunday accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of attempting to “sow division” in Asia, issuing a fierce rebuke after the U.S. defense secretary said Beijing posed an “imminent” threat to the region and was gearing up to invade Taiwan.
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