Original title: US nuclear submarine collides with an unidentified object foreign ministry response: making waves is the root cause
A US nuclear submarine collided with an unidentified object in the South China Sea on October 2. On August 8, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said that China was seriously concerned about the accident. As a party, the United States should clarify the relevant information of the accident in detail, including the specific location of the accident, the navigation intention of the United States, the details of the accident, what the collision was, whether it caused nuclear leakage, whether it damaged the local marine environment, etc. For a long time, the United States has been making waves in the South China Sea under the banner of freedom of navigation, which is the root cause of the accident and poses a serious threat and major risk to regional peace and stability.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet issued a statement on the 7th local time that the U.S. Navy Sea Wolf class fast attack submarine "Connecticut" collided while operating in international waters in the Indian Ocean Pacific region on the 2nd, and the submarine is currently in a safe state. It is reported that many people were injured in the accident. Xinhua news agency people's daily
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