Beijing announced the control of military goods.
Beijing said they would not sell weapons to any of the sides of the war – not the aggressors Russia, nor Ukraine. Moreover, China will regulate the export of dual-purpose civilian and military goods “in accordance with laws and regulations.”
This was stated by Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang, writes Associated Press.
“China will not provide weapons to the respective parties to the conflict,” the Chinese politician said.
By the way, this is probably how Qin Gang reacted to the concerns of the United States and other countries that China is considering the possibility of providing military assistance to Russia – even though Beijing officially declares its alleged neutrality.
“On the export of military products, China is taking a prudent and responsible approach,” the Chinese minister said.
It should be noted that the publication “AP” notes that Qin Gang is the first high-level Chinese official to make such a frank statement about the supply of weapons.
Recall, The Washington Post writes that in classified documents published on the Web allegedly contains information that China has agreed to provide lethal assistance to Russia. The PRC planned to disguise military equipment for the Russian Federation as civilian items, according to Russian intelligence intercepted by the United States found in secret documents.
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