New video loaded: NATO calls China ‘decisive promoter’ of Russia’s war in Ukraine
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NATO calls China ‘decisive promoter’ of Russia’s war in Ukraine
Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg made the accusation in a statement approved by NATO’s 32 leaders on the sidelines of a NATO summit in Washington on Wednesday.
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As NATO allies agreed today in our summit declaration, China has emerged as the decisive driver of Russia’s war in Ukraine. China’s support increases Russia’s threat to Euro-Atlantic security. China cannot trigger the largest conflict in Europe in modern history without negatively affecting their interests and reputation. China provides dual-use equipment, microelectronics and many other tools that enable Russia to build missiles, bombs, aircraft and weapons to attack Ukraine.
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