White House summoned Chinese Ambassador Qin Gang

August 5 (Reuters) – The White House summoned CCP’s ambassador Qin Gang on Thursday to condemn the escalation of actions against Taiwan and reiterate that the United States does not want a crisis in the region, Washington Post reported. 

 White House spokesman John Kirby told the Washington Post: we summoned Ambassador Qin Gang to the White House to confront him about CCP’s provocative actions. 

 China’s Foreign Ministry said Friday that the Communist Party of China decided to sanction U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her immediate family in response to her “vicious” and “provocative” actions.

 Briefly: what happened today from the top article on August 4, the day that the CCP announced a live-fire military exercise around the island of Taiwan. After a few hours later, it ended unexpectedly. The question that could be related to this White House summons Qin Gang? Could this summons be imagined as an ultimatum from the United States to the Chinese Communist Party to take action against its actions? We don’t know the details of the summons, but it was possible in the past. The Communist Party of China realized that the United States was not only talking out, words behind action!