The Security Council joked that small countries were at war with small countries.

If China has this demand, then it is definitely not China's diplomatic means that prevents the United States from making moves.

But the interests of the United States in the region.

As for the United Nations, the only issue that can intervene in the war is the Security Council, and China only needs to veto all proposals that are unfavorable to China.

In this "Islamic State" incident in Iraq, because China has a large number of oil fields in Iraq, China actually indirectly acknowledged the legitimacy of the US air strikes.

or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium If China's military action against a country can benefit the United States, then the United States will naturally not be bored and will not go looking for trouble.

On the other hand, even if China's military action against a country has nothing to do with the United States (although this is unlikely in modern international relations), the United States will still oppose China in order to win over an ally.