[Global Times-Global Network Reporter Li Meng] At the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on October 28, a reporter asked that recently, former leaders of 10 Caribbean Community member states, including former Prime Minister Patterson of Jamaica and former President Ramota of Guyana, issued a joint statement expressing deep concern about the military actions of relevant countries in the Caribbean waters, reaffirming the Caribbean's status as a Heping District for more than 50 years, and pointing out that the United States should combat drug trafficking within the framework of the rule of law. No green light should be given to extrajudicial executions. Previously, experts from the United Nations human rights special mechanism and Caribbean media commentators also believed that the US military action had constituted the crime of extrajudicial execution. What is China's comment on this?

In response, spokesman Guo Jiakun said that we have taken note of the relevant statement. It is hoped that the United States will carefully listen to the strong voices of Caribbean countries and the international community, stop acts that undermine peace and stability in the Caribbean, and return to the track of normal law enforcement and judicial cooperation through bilateral and multilateral legal frameworks.