Taiwan official warns China, Russia, Iran forming 'alliance' after Blinken says 'no axis' exists

Taiwan’s de facto U.S. ambassador is warning that China, Iran and Russia are forming an "alliance" that the rest of the world should be ready for.

It comes days after Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the three autocratic countries were working together but not an "axis," as they have so often recently been called.

"They're working together, that's for sure, whether that’s an axis or an alliance" Alexander Yui, Taiwan’s representative to the U.S., told Fox News this week.

"And as you know, it's up to anyone to define it. But there were certainly there are symptoms, signs that they're working together."

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During the interview, Yui also suggested that Taiwan’s government was in touch with both Vice President Harris and former President Trump’s circles to be prepared for whatever comes next in U.S. relations.

"The whole world is watching, and I'm sure the diplomatic community here in Washington, D.C., is also watching closely and [trying] to reach out to both candidates or to the people around the candidates," Yui said.

Blinken penned an op-ed in Foreign Affairs Magazine on Oct. 1 that said world powers were in competition to set the stage for a "new age" of international relations.

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"A small number of countries — principally Russia, with the partnership of Iran and North Korea, as well as China — are determined to alter the foundational principles of the international system. While their forms of governance, ideologies, interests, and capabilities differ, these revisionist powers all want to entrench autocratic rule at home and assert