„China has declined to supply propulsion and steering systems for Russia’s large-tonnage ice-class vessels due to international sanctions“
So much for the friendship without limits.
meglobob on
Anyone else think, China has seen the ‚writing on the wall‘ for Putin & Russia and thus is repositioning it self to be more on the side of the perceived winners rather then the loser Putin & his supporters.
China only does what is in its own interest and its started saying no to Russia quite a bit recently. It rejected the idea of a oil pipeline between Russia & China for example. Also, it did not like N. Korea getting involved in the Ukraine war and Russia giving N. Korea advanced tech in return.
I think the opinion in Beijing is Russia is not going to win in Ukraine and Putin + supporters may not be in power in a few years time.
rain168 on
Finally doing the right thing.
not_just_putin on
china supports russia more than enough anyway.
sweetno on
China would like to have this equipment for their own Northern Sea route fleet.
Ok_Paramedic_9283 on
This is what being neutral is like.
sovietarmyfan on
China later: „We could work out a deal to give us Siberia’s mining rights.“
Karlinel-my-beloved on
Friendship has no limits, but russian trade is a rounding error for China and Putin might be reaching expiration date.
Olleye on
We’re seeing the beginning of a brilliant blackmail scheme against Russia here; I’m curious to see what China really wants – from Russia in return.
UH1Phil on
The cynic in me says:
„We’ll supply the parts necessary through a proxy instead.“
strat_rocker on
Who tf cares about what an authoritarian regime says, they decline in public and approve in private, people thinking otherwise are extremely naive
FreedomRebelFighter on
Only on paper…
bappestinian on
China has smelled blood in the water. Why negotiate on russia’s terms when China now holds the cards?
ZEROs0000 on
Sure they do
wtiong on
Wondering if russia missed it’s payment or just having to much on the tab. It’s friendship ain’t charity i guess?
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Why would they, Russia is now China’s bitch
„China has declined to supply propulsion and steering systems for Russia’s large-tonnage ice-class vessels due to international sanctions“
So much for the friendship without limits.
Anyone else think, China has seen the ‚writing on the wall‘ for Putin & Russia and thus is repositioning it self to be more on the side of the perceived winners rather then the loser Putin & his supporters.
China only does what is in its own interest and its started saying no to Russia quite a bit recently. It rejected the idea of a oil pipeline between Russia & China for example. Also, it did not like N. Korea getting involved in the Ukraine war and Russia giving N. Korea advanced tech in return.
I think the opinion in Beijing is Russia is not going to win in Ukraine and Putin + supporters may not be in power in a few years time.
Finally doing the right thing.
china supports russia more than enough anyway.
China would like to have this equipment for their own Northern Sea route fleet.
This is what being neutral is like.
China later: „We could work out a deal to give us Siberia’s mining rights.“
Friendship has no limits, but russian trade is a rounding error for China and Putin might be reaching expiration date.
We’re seeing the beginning of a brilliant blackmail scheme against Russia here; I’m curious to see what China really wants – from Russia in return.
The cynic in me says:
„We’ll supply the parts necessary through a proxy instead.“
Who tf cares about what an authoritarian regime says, they decline in public and approve in private, people thinking otherwise are extremely naive
Only on paper…
China has smelled blood in the water. Why negotiate on russia’s terms when China now holds the cards?
Sure they do
Wondering if russia missed it’s payment or just having to much on the tab. It’s friendship ain’t charity i guess?