China launches war on ISIS after Chinest hostage executed
Nov 22, 2015 18:36:35 GMT -5
Post by Berean on Nov 22, 2015 18:36:35 GMT -5
Time to ACT: China launches WAR on ISIS after terrorists 'execute Chinese hostage'
Charlie Buckle
Xi Jinping has launched war on terror after the alleged killing of the Chinese hostage
ISIS claimed this week that Chinese national, Fan Jinghui, 50 had been executed alongside Norwegian national Ole Johan Grimsgaard-Ofstad.
In reaction, the Chinese president has said he would "crack down" on violent terrorist operations and join the war against Islamic State.
Xi Jinping said: "China will strengthen cooperation with the international community, resolutely crack down on violent terrorist operations that devastate innocent lives and safeguard world peace and security."
ISIS published two full page pictures of the men, they allegedly executed, in their propaganda publication Dabiq.
The latest news has added fuel to the fire for China which saw to loss of three nationals in the Mali siege.
Xi condemned the "cruel and savage" attacks by terrorists on a hotel in Mali which left 27 dead.
Three Chinese executives from a railway company were killed in the siege.
Xi said" “With no regard for human conscience and moral baseline, the terrorist organisation still carried out this cold-blooded and violent action.
“The Chinese government strongly condemns this inhuman action and will definitely hold the perpetrators accountable."
In a statement on their website, China Railway Construction Corp said: "it is deeply saddened by the deaths of the three employees, and we express our deep condolences to the victims' families and strongly condemn the atrocities committed by the terrorists."
China boasts a strong military presence and with a vast artillery and more than 2 million soldiers will pose a serious threat to the terrorists.
Xi called on on the relevant departments to boost security work "outside China's borders".
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Charlie Buckle
Xi Jinping has launched war on terror after the alleged killing of the Chinese hostage
ISIS claimed this week that Chinese national, Fan Jinghui, 50 had been executed alongside Norwegian national Ole Johan Grimsgaard-Ofstad.
In reaction, the Chinese president has said he would "crack down" on violent terrorist operations and join the war against Islamic State.
Xi Jinping said: "China will strengthen cooperation with the international community, resolutely crack down on violent terrorist operations that devastate innocent lives and safeguard world peace and security."
ISIS published two full page pictures of the men, they allegedly executed, in their propaganda publication Dabiq.
The latest news has added fuel to the fire for China which saw to loss of three nationals in the Mali siege.
Xi condemned the "cruel and savage" attacks by terrorists on a hotel in Mali which left 27 dead.
Three Chinese executives from a railway company were killed in the siege.
Xi said" “With no regard for human conscience and moral baseline, the terrorist organisation still carried out this cold-blooded and violent action.
“The Chinese government strongly condemns this inhuman action and will definitely hold the perpetrators accountable."
In a statement on their website, China Railway Construction Corp said: "it is deeply saddened by the deaths of the three employees, and we express our deep condolences to the victims' families and strongly condemn the atrocities committed by the terrorists."
China boasts a strong military presence and with a vast artillery and more than 2 million soldiers will pose a serious threat to the terrorists.
Xi called on on the relevant departments to boost security work "outside China's borders".
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