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US, China seek common ground on military crisis pact as Washington weighs terms: sources

The United States and China are working to iron out a military accident-prevention agreement ahead of their summit in Shenzhen, although progress has been slow amid divisions within the US administration, according to sources. Both sides were still trying to reach common ground on a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on military-related crisis communication and prevention, sources said on…

US, China seek common ground on military crisis pact as Washington weighs terms: sources

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