White House 'eager' to resume military talks with China
The White House said on Friday it is "eager" to resume stalled military-to-military talks with China.
Spokesperson John Kirby told reporters a lack of contact may be due to there being no named Chinese counterpart for U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
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