China says it “firmly opposed” a US decision to blacklist several major Chinese companies, including Alibaba and Baidu. The US action follows Washington’s claim that the firms are aiding the Chinese military, according to reporting from multiple outlets. Beijing responds by warning against what it calls the “unreasonable suppression” of Chinese companies and urges the United States to reverse or correct the decision. France 24 and other sources describe China’s position as a direct condemnation of the blacklist and emphasize that Beijing rejects the underlying accusation that the targeted firms support the Chinese military. The outlets also note that the controversy centers on the companies added to the US list and the broader dispute over technology and security cooperation. While the US frames the blacklist as a national security measure, China characterizes it as unjustified and calls for changes to US policy. The reports do not include evidence or responses from the companies themselves in the excerpts provided.