Taiwan Raised at Meeting Between Xi and Kim

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un held their first direct talks in six years after a massive military parade in Beijing marking 80 years since the end of World War II.   According to Chinese state media, the two sides discussed strengthening strategic cooperation in regional and global matters, including supporting Beijing's position on Taiwan, which China claims as its territory.

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00:00Beijing says Pyongyang fully supports China's position on Taiwan.

00:04That's after Chinese President Xi Jinping met with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

00:08It was their first direct meeting in six years.

00:11Kim was in Beijing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and other leaders

00:15for a massive military spectacle commemorating 80 years since the end of World War II.

00:21Chinese state media says Xi wants stronger coordination with North Korea in regional and global affairs,

00:26calling the two countries, quote, good neighbors and good friends.

00:30Taiwan's foreign ministry has responded to Xi's remarks,

00:33strongly condemning Beijing's continued attempts to undermine Taiwan's sovereignty.

00:38對於中國屢履履與他國領導人會談的機會,

00:42公開貶損台灣主權,以及北韓支持中國背離事實的論述,

00:47配合發表損及我國主權的言論,

00:50外交部表達強烈抗議,並予以嚴厲譴責。

00:54外交部嚴正呼籲,北韓切勿一再互從中方罔顧事實,

00:58以及未具有侵略意圖,破壞區域和平穩定的言論背書。

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