MOFCOM said the U.S. FCC move to add foreign power inverters and advanced robotics equipment to a 'covered list' targets goods that are normal international commodities and that trade benefits all parties, including the U.S. It accused Washington of overbroad national-security claims and of using administrative powers to disrupt normal commercial transactions and push decoupling and supply‑chain severing, described the measures as market‑distorting unilateral bullying, urged immediate revocation

MOFCOM said the U.S. FCC move to add foreign power inverters and advanced robotics equipment to a 'covered list' targets goods that are normal international commodities and that trade benefits all parties, including the U.S. It accused Washington of overbroad national-security claims and of using administrative powers to disrupt normal commercial transactions and push decoupling and supply‑chain severing, described the measures as market‑distorting unilateral bullying, urged immediate revocation, and warned that China will resolutely retaliate to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests if the U.S. persists.