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The public security departments in various places approved the application for the parade, which is rare in history. As a result, many people believed that the parade was actually official.

On June 17, 1999, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Thomas Pickering verbally explained the incident to the Chinese government, apologized and promised compensation.

Relations between China and the United States began to gradually recover by the end of 1999, and NATO provided financial compensation to the dead and injured victims. The then US President Clinton personally apologized for the incident and compensated China for the damage to the embassy building. The Chinese government also compensated the US embassy building that was damaged by the protestors.