The Foreign Minister said that we do not maintain a “direct” position on the crisis, and urged Washington to abandon “arbitrary” sanctions.
Washington must stop “staining” As for China, especially since it does not respect Bekim's position on the conflict in Ukraine, Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke with his North American counterpart, Antony Blinken.
The two main diplomats will meet on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, in Nova Iorque, to discuss tensions in bilateral relations and international issues. Hostilities between Moscow and Kiev will be high on the agenda, with Blinken rebuking China for claiming it is receiving supplies from Russia. “War Machine”.
The US Secretary of State charged that although Bikim says he wants peace, he does not “Allowing your companies to take actions that actually help (Russian President Vladimir) Putin continue his aggression makes no sense.”
Wang Yi responded, citing the Chinese Foreign Ministry, saying that He added: “The United States must stop defaming and fabricating accusations against China, imposing sanctions randomly, and stop using this as an excuse to create confrontation and incite confrontation between the camps.”
Little attention, one support “Open and honest” The position on the conflict in Ukraine, and “We always insist on promoting peace and dialogue and exert our efforts to promote a political solution.”
Wang also noted that China opposes what he calls “To suppress the United States in China's economy, trade and technology,” Add iso “National security cannot be politicized, and the ‘small courtyard and high walls’ cannot become the ‘iron curtain of the great courtyard’.”
Just last year, the US would issue a new list of sanctions targeting 400 companies and individuals, including China, the UAE and Turkey, due to the fact that Washington claims to be supporting Russia in the conflict in Ukraine. At that time, the State Department expressed particular concern about… “Export volume of dual-use goods” It gives China to Russia, which it claims helped Moscow solve “Critical Gaps in Russia's Defense Production Cycle.”
After the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, China refused to abide by Western sanctions imposed on Russia, and trade between the two countries has increased steadily since then. Bikim also positioned himself as a neutral party in the crisis, repeatedly appealing for peace negotiations.
Commenting on relations with Bekim, Putin refers to the idea that Russia has become overly dependent on China economically, and insists that the EU economy is becoming more vulnerable to this deference.
