The suspension of the payment of the WHO membership fee weakens the global anti-epidemic forces. What is the situation in the United States under the epidemic?

US President Trump announced on the 14th that the United States will suspend payment of contributions to the World Health Organization and will hold this international organization accountable for the so-called "dereliction of duty" during the response to the new crown epidemic. The move caused an uproar in international public opinion. Analysts pointed out that at a critical moment in the global anti-epidemic period, the US side has picked on the WHO and spurred the suspension of payment, which is to "scratch the pot" for its own inability to cope with the epidemic, in an attempt to make the WHO a "scapegoat". This move is tantamount to "wage salvage" for WHO, and will undoubtedly hurt the joint efforts of the global anti-epidemic.
Domestic politicians and medical experts have questioned
US politicians and medical experts expressed their views on the 14th, criticizing US President Trump's decision to suspend the payment of dues to the World Health Organization, saying that this approach has ulterior motives.