The publication asserts that China's support for Russia has deepened in recent months.
The US warned its allies China It increased its support for Russia, including providing geospatial intelligence to help Moscow in its war against Ukraine.
about this write down Bloomberg cites its own sources.
The publication notes that China provided the Russian Federation with satellite imagery for military purposes, microelectronics and machinery for the production of tanks. China's support includes expanding optics, rocket fuel and space cooperation.
“Beijing has tried to portray itself as largely neutral in the face of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now in its third year, but it has forged a deepening alliance with Moscow that Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have called an “endless” friendship ahead of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing,” the article said. says
Bloomberg notes that trade between the two countries will reach a record $240 billion by 2023. At the same time, China supplies Russia with a wide variety of goods, from clothes to cars, after the expulsion of Western manufacturers and several rounds of sanctions. At the same time, the Russian Federation increased its exports of commodities such as coal and oil to China.
The publication asserts that China's support for Russia has deepened in recent months.
“… there is concern as Ukraine faces a severe artillery shortage and its allies are relentlessly trying to help Kyiv. Meanwhile, Russia has managed to increase its domestic arms production, continuing to import key components through a network of third countries. Bombs and missiles from countries such as North Korea and Iran Getting other weapons. Previously, the Biden administration warned Beijing not to supply arms to Russia, and now there is no sign of that,” Bloomberg asserts.
At the same time, the publication notes that the Biden administration has previously warned Beijing against supplying Russia with weapons, and there are currently no signs of that.
Let us remind you that earlier, US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that the US is concerned about strengthening. Communication between Moscow and Beijing and oppose any actions by the People's Republic of China that might support the Russian Federation's aggression in Ukraine.
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