Secretary of State Blinken says China gave 'no apology' in Munich for spy balloon
The discovery of the balloon originally prompted the U.S. to postpone a visit to Beijing by Blinken that was aimed at reducing tensions with China.
Secretary of State Blinken says China gave 'no apology' in Munich for spy balloon
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