The United States has overreacted by frequently using advanced missiles to shoot down unidentified flying objects, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin at a press briefing in Beijing on Monday.

Wang made the remarks in response to a question about U.S. military fighter jets shooting down a flying object over Lake Huron on Sunday, the fourth one shot down by a U.S. missile after a Chinese civilian unmanned airship accidentally entered U.S. airspace due to force majeure a little more than a week ago.

  • Black AOC
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    291 year ago

    Anything to keep from having to explain what the fuck just happened in Ohio, apparently. That’s my assumption; they’re hyperfocusing these satellites so people don’t start arming up and going after rail company execs.

    • @Giyuu
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      141 year ago

      This and I also believe they are trying at the same time to drive up anxiety about other countries invading so they can justify and shift public opinion for a war with China

      • @redtea
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        111 year ago

        People will put up with a lot more shit at home if they think they’re doing it to fight an evil enemy. The US will be promoting the ‘rationing spirit’ before long. (Arguably we’ve already seen this in response to rising energy prices and Ukraine.)

    • @redtea
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      81 year ago

      And so soon after that missing nuclear thing in Australia. The one they lost on the road. I’m not saying they’re connected events, except that both show how nonchalant are capitalists and how little capital cares about health and safety.

      As if the design of the train is to avoid an explosion by releasing the contents anyway, just slowly. Maybe I’ve misunderstood, but if I have understood what happened: wtf.

    • stasis
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      51 year ago

      honestly yeah