"Indirect Support of Russia": The political scientist responded to China's China Restriction Drones for Ukraine (Video)

According to Eugene Magda, it is not necessary to "be offended" on China, in which there was no Ukrainian ambassador for two years, and therefore - sufficient awareness of the situation in our country. The restriction of China supply to Ukrainians with drones and components necessary for the effective fighting is indirect support of Russia. This opinion was expressed by Eugene Magda, director of the Institute of World Policy, on the YouTube channel Focus.

"It is very important for China to keep your face. It is very important to be a player," the expert said. According to Eugene Magda, China continues to call the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation into the territory of our country "Ukrainian crisis" to make a kind of "reverse" before Russia.

The expert also stressed that before "offending" Beijing it is worth understanding what Ukraine has done to build relations with a country that is a permanent member of the UN Security Council and has nuclear potential. "We had no ambassador to China for two years. As we could bring information there, there is a logical question," says Eugene Magda. In addition, the director of the Institute of World Policy stressed that "it should be understood that the world is multipolar today.

" "If those who call the" zloty billion "are on our side, then everyone else is far from a fact," the political scientist said. China has introduced restrictions on export of long -range civilian drones used in the war in Ukraine. This announcement was made by the Ministry of Trade in the country on July 31. New export control measures have been operating on September 1 to prevent the use of drones for "non -verbal purposes".

In cooperation with the State Council and the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of Trade has identified the characteristics of drones that prohibit the export from the country. Restrictions can last up to two years. The American edition of ABC News writes that the Chinese leader Si Jinping leader supports Russia in the war, although it is declared its neutrality. In this case, China is a leading developer and exporter of drones and has long condemned their use for military purposes.

For example, DJI Technology Co. In April 2022, she announced departure from Russia and Ukraine to prevent the use of her drones in hostilities. Earlier, US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, met with China's leader Xi Jinping. The latter assured that his country is not going to supply Russia's weapons. After that, the US official noted that some private Chinese companies may provide Russians with assistance to strengthen their military potential.