"Neither war nor sanctions can deliver peace. Wielding the baton of sanctions at Chinese companies while seeking China's support and cooperation simply won't work," the ambassador wrote.
By Tyler Durden: China has issued a full response to the US regarding recent allegations related to the Ukraine war in a new Washington Post op-ed. China’s ambassador to the US blasted as total "disinformation" the White House charge that Beijing is poised to answer positively Moscow's request for military assistance in Ukraine. Jake Sullivan had warned the China delegation in Rome that severe "consequences" would follow any Moscow-Beijing cooperation regarding Ukraine.
Specifically the US has said via multiple "senior official" statements to various media outlets that Russia formally requested more weapons, including drones, to advance Russia's possibly stalled invasion in Ukraine. "Let me say this responsibly: Assertions that China knew about, acquiesced to or tacitly supported this war are purely disinformation," Qin answered in the WaPo op-ed published late afternoon Tuesday.