Answer Of Gang Borll’s To Chinese FM’s Logical Question.
Chinese Foreign Secretary Wangi said last week at a Munich security conference with European foreign policy chief Joseph Borll, and after the meeting, Burll warned of any possible China possible aid to the Russian army, saying the EU said it. He knows the “red line”.
In a conversation with reporters at a NATO meeting yesterday (Tuesday), Borll said that Wang had an “explicit conversation” in Munich.
During the meeting, Wang clearly stated that “China does not provide weapons for the countries involved and has no plans to send weapons to Russia. According to Beverle, Wang has insisted that the decision is “a principle in Chinese foreign policy”.
However, Burll said Wang asked him the question, “Why are you so worried about supplying weapons from China for Russia when you (the EU) are providing weapons for Ukraine?”
Borll says that the answer to the question is by explaining the “big difference” between the two available scenarios and emphasizing “what endangers Europeans in the Ukraine War”, though he has not given any explanation of the difference!
Borll is not the only Western senior official who has warned Beijing about possible support for the Russian military. US Secretary of State Anthony Blaink also claimed last week that Washington was already aware of China’s support for Moscow with unexpected weapons and threatened that if this support became deadly weapons, “it would have serious consequences for Beijing.”
The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded with a similar tone between Wang and Beverle and called on the United States to “renew serious opinion” about its role in flaring the Ukrainian war fire.
China has always called for a peaceful solution to the Ukrainian war and intends to propose peace in the near future. In the meantime, Beijing and Moscow have increased their bilateral trade relations since the start of Russian military operations in Ukraine on February 7, and both countries, along with South Africa, are involved in the joint maritime exercises.
