EU officials say China, Russia, and North Korea form a "authoritarian alliance," and China strongly opposes baseless accusations.

Foreign media reported tonight (September 3): "EU's top diplomat, Kallas, said that the leaders of China, Russia, and North Korea appeared together at the September 3rd military parade in Beijing to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japan, symbolizing the formation of a 'authoritarian alliance' that is challenging the international order based on rules."

[Sarcastic] Comments: Kallas's fallacy of an "authoritarian alliance" is completely fact-ignoring and malicious defamation. China has been actively promoting peace and development on the international stage, and is committed to building a fair and just international order. What face do those European countries, which once started World War I and World War II, and carried out inhumane massacres of Jews, have to make such remarks? What exactly is the so-called international order based on rules? Is it the "order" where European leaders act like children accepting Trump's scolding, or the "hegemonic order" where Trump arbitrarily wields tariff sticks? The double standards of this kind of behavior have long been exposed.

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