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Estados Unidos insta a China a entablar conversaciones ante aumento de su arsenal nuclear

Imágenes satelitales muestran una construcción de 119 silos para misiles en un desierto cerca de la ciudad china de Yumen

(COMBO) This combination of file pictures created on June 08, 2021, shows US President Joe Biden (L) speaking at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC on June 2, 2021; and Chinese President Xi Jinping speaking on arrival at Macau's international airport on December 18, 2019. - The US Senate was poised to pass a huge industrial policy bill on June 8, 2021, aimed at countering a surging economic threat from rival China, overcoming partisan divisions to pump more than $170 billion into research and development. The bill would need to return to the House of Representatives for a final vote, but it is expected to win final passage and be signed into law by President Joe Biden. (Photos by MANDEL NGAN and Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
(COMBO) This combination of file pictures created on June 08, 2021, shows US President Joe Biden (L) speaking at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC on June 2, 2021; and Chinese President Xi Jinping speaking on arrival at Macau's international airport on December 18, 2019. - The US Senate was poised to pass a huge industrial policy bill on June 8, 2021, aimed at countering a surging economic threat from rival China, overcoming partisan divisions to pump more than $170 billion into research and development. The bill would need to return to the House of Representatives for a final vote, but it is expected to win final passage and be signed into law by President Joe Biden. (Photos by MANDEL NGAN and Anthony WALLACE / AFP) MANDEL NGAN ANTHONY WALLACE
El presidente estadounidense Joe Biden (izquierda) y su homólogo chino, Xi Jinping. Foto: AFP (MANDEL NGAN ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP)

Washington. Estados Unidos manifestó este jueves su inquietud por informes según los cuales China está aumentando de manera drástica su arsenal nuclear, e instó a Pekín a emprender conversaciones para evitar una carrera armamentista.

“Es del interés de todo el mundo que las potencias nucleares hablen entre ellas directamente en cuanto a la reducción de los peligros nucleares y evitar así errores de cálculo”, declaró Robert Wood, embajador estadounidense en la Conferencia de desarme en Ginebra.

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