The allegations from Ukraine’s intelligence include documentation showing China's role in supplying gunpowder and artillery to Russian forces, while China claimed it "strictly controls dual-use goods.”
A Chinese citizen captured by Ukrainian forces in Donetsk Oblast disclosed that Russian promises of citizenship motivated him to join the army and he had to pay 300,000 rubles for the placement.
Ukrainian forces captured two Chinese nationals fighting alongside Russian troops in Donetsk Oblast, with Zelenskyy claiming that this reflects Putin's intent to prolong the war despite peace talks.
Trump’s gambit to trade Ukraine for a Russia-China split could spectacularly backfire — futher locking in the most powerful anti-Western alliance since the Cold War.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the Financial Times that Beijing intervened to discourage Moscow from nuclear escalation in Ukraine, saying “Don’t go there.”
US Arctic Ambassador Michael Sfraga expressed concerns over the increased joint operations between Russia and China in international waters near Alaska, including coordinated bomber flights and coast guard operations.