Chinese President demands US apology

Chinese President Jiang Zemin has demanded that Washington apologise for the collision between a US Navy spy plane and a Chinese fighter jet.

Chinese President demands US apology
Wed, 04 Apr, 2001 - 08:21

Chinese President Jiang Zemin has demanded that Washington apologise for the collision between a US Navy spy plane and a Chinese fighter jet.

Jiang also said the US should bear all responsibilities for the collision.

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