China has opposed military aid to Ukraine as it allegedly exacerbates the conflict. At the same time, Beijing is ignoring the fact that Russia is supplied with “Shaheds” from Iran and ammunition from the DPRK.
“The tightening of sanctions or the supply of weapons threatens to make the situation more difficult to resolve, and may also lead to increased confrontation,” said Zhang Jun, Permanent Representative of China to the UN.
Kislitsa, for his part, reproached Jun for ignoring Russia’s assistance from Iran and North Korea and asked what was being done to stop violations of UN Security Council resolutions.
“By the way, about the supply of drones from Iran to Russia and ammunition from the DPRK? Is there any hope? The representative of China told the UN Security Council that the supply of weapons only exacerbates the conflict and can lead to even greater confrontation. Then what is being done to stop the violation of the resolution UN Security Council,” Kislitsa said.
