US EditionG7 leaders accuse China of ‘enabling’ Russia war on Ukraine in stark warning
- The G7 leaders criticized China for aiding Russia in its war in Ukraine, urging China to stop providing weapons components to Russia.
- Threats of sanctions were made by the leaders against Chinese entities supporting Russia's defense sector, with actions planned to punish those aiding Russia's military.
- American officials have accused China of aiding Russia's military capabilities by exporting materials and technology, facilitating Russia's production of military equipment.
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G7 leaders issued a harsh rebuke on Friday against China, accusing it of allowing Russia's war in Ukraine. During their annual summit in Italy, the leaders highlighted growing concern about Beijing's support for Moscow and insinuated the imminence of sanctions against China aimed at deterring such actions. Leaders accuse China of allowing war between Russia and Ukraine “China's continued support for Russia's defense industrial base is facilitati…
China's support for Russia is “enabling” the war in Ukraine, the leaders of the world's most advanced economies warned on Friday. They have threatened new sanctions against those who are material supporters of Moscow's “war machine,” CNN reports.
G7 blames China for enabling Ukraine war, threatens sanctions
In a tougher stance against China, G7 leaders on Friday (June 14) accused Beijing of supporting Russia in Ukraine war. The leaders threatened additional sanctions on those who materially aid Russia's military efforts. This strong warning emerged from the G7 summit in Italy. It coincides with increased US pressure on Europe to take a more forceful stance against China's support for Russia's military.
El apoyo de China a Rusia está "posibilitando" su guerra en Ucrania, advirtieron el viernes los líderes de las economías más avanzadas del mundo en un endurecimiento del tono contra Beijing, al tiempo que amenazaron con más sanciones contra los actores que apoyen la maquinaria bélica de Moscú. Putin exige más territorio para poner fin a la guerra de Ucrania Posible regreso de Trump apura a Occidente a concretar apoyo a Ucrania
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