The United States refused to enter the Cold War with China The United States has denied involvement in the Chachar oral war with China in i...
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The United States refused to enter the Cold War with China
The United States has denied involvement in the Chachar oral war with China in its efforts to curb China's influence in other countries around the world.
American President Joe Biden denied this accusation, while he signed a very historic agreement between the United States and Vietnam.
It has been 50 years since the American army withdrew from Vietnam after fighting a fierce war in which it is not clear who won clearly.
Since then, there has been no good relationship between the two countries, that is the reason why President Biden visited Hanoi to sign an agreement that will bring the two countries closer to each other.
Shortly after completing the signing, President Biden said that the United States and China have no reason to engage in a war of words because they are seeking influence, but they are trying to make everyone stand up to their position.
"I think the new economic agreements that we signed between us and China alone are enough to show how good our relations are, but each country has its own goals and we are all fighting to ensure that our goals are not harmed." President Biden said.
While responding, the President of Vietnam, Võ Văn Thuong, said that his country had thought deeply before entering into any relationship with the United States, so he hoped that this new relationship would bring success to both countries.