For war with Ukraine: China has increased the supply of equipment to the Russian Federation - AR

This conclusion was reconnaissance and US officials who wished to remain anonymous, AR reported. "Two high -ranking officials of Biden administration, who discussed sensitive conclusions on Friday on the conditions of anonymity, said in 2023 about 90% of Russian microelectronics came from China, which Russia used for the production of missiles, tanks and aircraft. Almost 70% of Russian imports Machines worth about $ 900 million in the last quarter of 2023 came from China, "the material reads.

Journalists have clarified that Chinese and Russian enterprises are also working on the joint production of unmanned aerial vehicles in Russia, and Chinese companies probably give Russia nitrocellulose used in ammunition. "Officials said that Russia has received military optics for use in tanks and armored vehicles, produced by Chinese firms with Iry Technology and the North Chinese Research Institute of Electro-Optics, as well as China supplies Russian UAV engines and turbojet.

In addition, Beijing also works with Russia to improve its satellite and other space opportunities for use in Ukraine, which, according to officials, can increase the threat that Russia is for all of Europe in the long run. Referring to intelligence data, officials said that the United States also found that China was taking pictures for its war against Ukraine.

The AP noted that US President Joe Biden had already expressed his concern directly to China's President Xi Jinping about indirect support by Beijing's military efforts in Russia.

According to the newspaper, from direct military support of Russian Federation China, for the most part, it hinders the possible negative reaction of the EU, because the economy of the PRC has just started to emerge from the crisis after the Covid-19, and European capitals maintain close ties with Beijing, even despite complications of relations between the US and China. .

We will remind, China on April 11 imposed unprecedented sanctions against two American defense companies for allegedly supporting the sale of Taiwan's weapons. According to the observers of The Eurasian Times, Beijing has frozen the assets of General Dynamics Land Systems and General Atomics Aronautical Systems, and the management of these companies closed entry to the PRC.