Kissinger replied: I know how many weapons the United States has, but I can't say, because Soviet Lenovo tries its best to know the number of weapons in the United States. I can't let the Soviet Union know from me without spending a penny.
This issue involves the military secrets of the country, and Kissinger certainly can't say it. Kissinger replied in this way and politely refused the reporter's question, and the reporter did not feel embarrassed.
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Answering the reporter's question in this way seems to be answering the reporter's question on the surface, but in fact it is all empty talk without any substantive information. For example, someone asks you, do you support Lao Wang or Lao Li on the issue of XXX? You answer: I will support whoever is right with me. The other party asked again, who is the right party? Whoever sticks to the truth is just. Who do you support? God knows!