The United States is “confident” that China is considering providing lethal materiel to support the Russian forces invading Ukraine, senior officials said Sunday.
“confident” that China is considering providing lethal materiel to support the Russian forces invading Ukraine, senior officials said Sunday.
But, he added, “We also don’t see that a final decision has been made yet, and we don’t see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment.” Earlier this month, Secretary of State Antony Blinken shared US concerns directly with China’s top diplomat, Wang Yi, during a tense meeting in the margins of the Munich security conference., underscoring the close ties between their countries.On Sunday, Jake Sullivan, the US national security advisor, made the rounds of the morning talk shows to reinforce Washington’s warnings.
Sullivan noted that the war in Ukraine poses “real complications” for Beijing, but he reiterated that a decision to help arm Russia would “come at real cost to China.”Washington has yet to detail what those costs might be, but it does have a large array of available sanctions that could seriously affect the economy of China, one of the largest US trading partners. last summer that a move to arm Russia would have dire economic repercussions — as it has had for Russia.
But from Washington’s perspective, Beijing is attempting to have it “both ways,” a balancing act that grows ever harder to maintain.
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