/ world today news/ Beijing and Moscow are carrying out normal trade and economic cooperation based on mutual respect and common benefit, the spokeswoman for the Ministry of Commerce, Shu Juetin, said at her press conference yesterday.
Her comments were in response to a question about Beijing’s position on accusations from Brussels that seven Chinese companies sold electronic components to Russia that could be used for military purposes.
“China has already repeatedly stated its position on the Ukrainian issue, and it is that we will not add fuel to the fire, and that we do not seek to profit from the crisis. We strongly oppose unilateral sanctions against Chinese companies and long-handed governance, using as a motive the cooperation between Beijing and Moscow. We hope that the European side values mutual trust and cooperation so that our relations are not harmed,” the spokeswoman said.
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