Anchor Says Hookup | The United States has played double standard to the sky, and what should be up to the sky is the rules and responsibilities
CCTV News Client News, U.S. Double Standards are all in the sky? What’s the matter?
Earlier reports “”” the United Nations broke the news: the US Starlink satellites are approaching twice, and the Chinese space station urgently evades!
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the Starlink satellite launched by a US company has approached the Chinese space station twice this year, posing a risk to the life and health of the astronauts on the space station. Fortunately, the space station was “flexible” and evaded in time.
Although it is said that the satellite involved belongs to a U.S. company, according to the “Outer Space Treaty”, countries should fulfill their treaty obligations and assume responsibility for all their domestic private companies’ outer space activities. This means that the US government also has corresponding responsibilities. Regrettably, although the United States has repeatedly mentioned the concept of being responsible in outer space, the United States itself has ignored relevant international treaty obligations and has also caused a serious threat to the lives and safety of astronauts in other countries. It sounds nice, but when you act, you always discipline others but not yourself. This is a typical double standard, and it can also be said to be the standard in the United States. Netizens said that the United States is really going to heaven, and this time the double standard has been played to heaven. But playing the double standard in this way will harm others and yourself sooner or later.
Various spacecraft in space, and even space junk, are increasing, and the risks faced by spacecraft are also increasing. This urgently requires all parties, especially the United States, to truly respect international rules, abide by the “traffic lights,” and take up responsibilities. Double standard cannot go to heaven, but rules and responsibilities are what must go to heaven.