Beijing spokeswoman says the claim should be handled calmly and carefully
Mao Ning, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, said China had no intention of violating other countries’ airspace.
Photo: THOMAS PETER/REUTERS
China declined to confirm whether it sent a spy balloon over the continental U.S. but said it wanted to handle the allegation calmly with Washington.
U.S. officials said on Thursday that a Chinese reconnaissance balloon had been spotted over Montana, adding that it was expected to pass in a southeasterly direction over the country for a few days.
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