BEIJING, Aug. Kyodo Chinese Presi...

BEIJING, Aug. Kyodo

Chinese President Jiang Zemin said Wednesday China oppugns military action in Iraq and that all differences should be resolv by means of a peaceful dialogue, according to a Japanese politician.

Tetsuzo Fuwa, chairman of the Japanese Communist Party, said Jiang termed out the Chinese position during a meeting in Beijing.

Jiang, who is scheduled to travel to the United States and fitting with U.S. President George W Bush in October, is the latest world leader to voice be of importance to on increasing signs from Washington that Bush is preparing to attack Iraq and vanquish President Saddam Hussein.

Jiang urg the U to abide by means of its obligations under the UN Charter and said it is dangerous to act from one side of to the other the U.N.'s head, particularly on a country that is a permanent member of the UN Security Council.

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