UK Accuses China of Supplying 'Lethal Aid' to Russia
China is allegedly sending lethal aid to Russia for the Ukraine war, says British Defence Minister Grant Shapps. He emphasized evidence of this collaboration and urged NATO to boost defense spending. Trade between China and Russia has surged to two hundred forty billion dollars in 2023, despite Beijing's denials.
China is allegedly sending 'lethal aid' to Russia for use in the Ukraine war, according to British Defence Minister Grant Shapps.
Speaking at a conference in London, Shapps emphasized that evidence shows collaboration between Russia and China on combat equipment.
He urged NATO to increase defense spending, emphasizing the need for international cooperation.
Despite Beijing's denial of aiding Moscow's war efforts, trade between China and Russia has surged to $240 billion in 2023.
US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan acknowledged concerns about China's contributions to Russia's defense, though he noted that direct weapon supplies have not been observed.
Speaking at a conference in London, Shapps emphasized that evidence shows collaboration between Russia and China on combat equipment.
He urged NATO to increase defense spending, emphasizing the need for international cooperation.
Despite Beijing's denial of aiding Moscow's war efforts, trade between China and Russia has surged to $240 billion in 2023.
US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan acknowledged concerns about China's contributions to Russia's defense, though he noted that direct weapon supplies have not been observed.
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