Rubio said the nuclear agreement needs participation from China, the United States, and Russia; China rejected unfair arrangements.

The U.S. embassy in China wrote today: "Secretary of State Rubio said: The President is firmly convinced that any nuclear agreement in the 21st century must involve these three countries - the United States, Russia and China."

Comment: Rubio's statement essentially reflects the U.S. attempt to bring China into the game after the U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty became ineffective. The U.S. and Russia possess more than 90% of the world's nuclear warheads, yet they ignore the huge quantitative disparity and insist on requiring China to join the talks, claiming the scale difference is "irrelevant." This is a typical case of double standards and rule hegemony. The right path for nuclear arms control is for the U.S. and Russia to first make significant cuts and show sincerity, rather than using China as a target and imposing unequal constraints under the guise of multilateralism. China will never accept such an unfair arrangement.

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