The former Minister of the British National Defense threatened to "not be soft to China", just to impact the "last fight" of the party leader?

[Global Times Special Reporter Xing Xue and Liu Haoran] The battle of the British Conservative Party leader was in full swing. The first -ranking former national defense minister Montet suddenly increased his volume to China on the 19th and criticized the Johnson government. " "Weak", threatened to re -formulate the government's strategy to China. When a major election of Western countries, "toughness against China" has become the only way for many politicians to increase votes. Public opinion believes that Modate's sudden "runaway" is just a desperate for the throne of the party.

The British "Daily Express" reported on the 20th that Montet left a message on his personal Twitter account on the 19th local time: "We are too weak to China, but I can't." That night, she also criticized the Johnson government for economic exchanges. Placed on the issue of national security and human rights, it is believed that this mode of getting along is not sustainable. She declared that the British government would conduct a comprehensive review of the British government and vowed to "comprehensively change relations with China." Once he is in the top, she must not only develop a new strategy for China, but also focus on the strategic development of the entire Indo -Pacific region.

In a policy document, Monte deliberately touched the porcelain "Xinjiang Human Rights" and issued issues in Hong Kong and Taiwan. She arrogantly stated that Britain not only had to sanction the relevant personnel who "suppressed and weakened Hong Kong rights", but even implemented "additional sanctions" for "the highest -level liability officials of Xinjiang human rights issues." However, a assistant reminded her that Britain had never sanned the "highest -level officials related to Xinjiang", let alone "extra sanctions".

According to a new round of voting in the Conservative Party on the 19th, Modot was temporarily ranked second with 92 votes, which was 26 votes from the first fiscal minister Sonak. The Daily Express stated that Montet played the "toughness to China" at this time, in fact, it was to impact the "last fight" from the party leader. Ironically, in 2019, she was quite friendly to China during her time as the Minister of International Development in the UK. It has stated that the two countries have established "positive and constructive relationships" in the field of international development, and they have praised the planning of Chinese aid developing countries in the field of China Essence The European version of "Political" News Network said that the British Conservative Party has worried about the frequent situation of the China Eagle School.

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