US State Department spokesman Ned Price said Washington is monitoring possible Chinese aid to Russia and will cover the costs if sanctions are avoided. He announced this at a briefing. TASS.
He said Washington has “explained” to Beijing “what the price will be” if China decides to systematically help Russia evade US sanctions or provide security assistance.
Former US Assistant Secretary of State Wendy Sherman statedThat the US administration is committed to maintaining open channels of communication with China.
Sherman noted that the United States and China must work together “for the benefit of people around the world.”
Before that, the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Defense, Tan Kefei, said that the development of military relations with the United States is of great importance for China.
Tan Kefei pointed out that the US should stop harming Chinese interests.