Claims about China influencing US polls 'completely fabricated': Wang


Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin. - Photo/fmprc.gov.cn

BEIJING (Xinhua): A spokesperson for China's Foreign Ministry on Thursday (Dec 17) reiterated that China is committed to the principle of non-interference, noting that claims about China influencing US presidential elections are "completely fabricated."

Spokesperson Wang Wenbin made the remarks at a daily news briefing when asked to comment on a statement from the Office of the US Director of National Intelligence John Radcliffe, saying a deadline to submit a classified report to Congress on foreign efforts to sway the Nov 3 election will not be met.

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