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'The United States must respond to China's ongoing and brazen attacks on our nation's security.Attention, weirdos out there burdened with the unhealthy desire to wrap your creepy little mitts around any and all things Kirby-related: Today’s list of releases for the Wii U’s Virtual Console reads like a greatest hits of the pink puffball’s 16-bit adventures.This means that not only is there a good chance you already own these titles in some form or another but that you also don’t care and will buy them again anyway. 'We are deeply disturbed by reports that Havana and Beijing are working together to target the United States and our people,' Warner and Rubio stated jointly. Marco Rubio of Florida, in calling for an explanation Thursday. Mark Warner of Virginia, chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, joined the panel's top-ranked Republican, Sen. The officials claimed that China has agreed, in principle, to spend billions for the spot capable of eavesdropping on American citizens, according to The Journal.Ĭuba has since denied claims of the Chinese base, The Hill noted.ĭemocrat Sen. His comments arrived hours after The Wall Street Journal cited anonymous officials saying that China was planning to construct an electronic communications depot roughly 100 miles from Florida. we can continue to defend this nation.'Īfter being pressed on the issue again, Kirby reasserted that the report was inaccurate and insisted that the administration was 'focused on making sure that we can mitigate any threats from China in the region.' 'And we have and will continue to take steps to mitigate any potential threat that those activities might pose so that we can make sure.

'We're watching this very, very closely,' he continued. 'What I can tell you is that we have been concerned since day one of this administration about China's influence activities around the world, certainly in this hemisphere and in this region,' Kirby explained. Joining MSNBC's ' Andrea Mitchell Reports,' Kirby referred to the news as 'not accurate' but refused to elaborate on if any Chinese facility was planned in Cuba or what specific parts of the report were wrong. John Kirby, the National Security Council's coordinator for strategic communications, sounded off Thursday on reports that China is constructing a surveillance facility in Cuba.

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