In his statements, John Kirby, the representative of the National Security Council of the American presidency for strategic issues, said that such a decision on the part of China would not be in its interest.
The U.S. government, while having no “indication” that China has “made a decision” to supply Russia with weapons to use in the war in Ukraine, believes that possibility “remains on the table,” a spokesman said Thursday. of the White House.
“We believe that this decision would not be in China’s interest” and would tarnish “its international reputation,” which it attaches great importance to, John Kirby, the spokesman for the US president’s National Security Council for strategic affairs, said at the press briefing at the White House.
“We have expressed our concern to China,” he reminded.
The US has launched a wide-ranging diplomatic offensive, warning China against providing any lethal military aid to Russia, a move experts say would be a game-changer in this second-year armed conflict with no current interval the slightest indication that it is heading towards the end.
Beijing strongly denied the US accusations, made in particular by CIA chief William Burns.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who will meet later today with US President Joe Biden at the White House, yesterday demanded that Beijing not supply weapons to Russia, which it called an “aggressive” side in the war in Ukraine, while France also called on the Beijing to show “prudence”.
Source :Skai
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