Beijing has warned that it will take action against countries that support the United States.

China has expressed concern about the intention of US President Donald Trump to resume tariffs on Chinese goods. Beijing has warned that it will take retaliatory measures, including actions against countries that enter into trade agreements with the United States, writes Pravda.Ru .

These statements were made against the background of the aggravation of the trade conflict between the two largest economies in the world. The United States began imposing duties on Chinese imports, accusing China of unfair trade practices, including forced technology transfer and unfair subsidizing of state-owned companies. In response, China imposed mirror tariffs on goods shipped from The United States.

In June of this year, the parties announced a temporary truce and expressed their readiness to continue the dialogue. However, the beginning of August marked a new stage of tension: Donald Trump notified trading partners of his intention to impose additional duties from August 1, leaving China until August 12 to reach an agreement.

Against this background, the English-language edition of the Communist Party of China, People's Daily, published a commentary emphasizing that negotiations and cooperation are the only acceptable way to resolve a trade dispute.

At the same time, the publication emphasizes that China will not allow the conclusion of agreements that will harm its national interests, even if it means temporary concessions from the United States in terms of tariffs. The Chinese authorities have made it clear that they are ready to take decisive measures to protect their legitimate rights and interests.

Previously, in such situations, Beijing restricted the access of American companies to the Chinese market, increased duties on American goods, and also initiated investigations against American firms.

Thus, the prospects for a trade truce remain uncertain, and investors and global market participants continue to closely monitor developments, assessing the risks of further escalation of the conflict.