US Vows Consequences if China Gives Russia Military Equipment for Ukraine War

Officials from the Biden administration stated Tuesday that China was a priority. “has been supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine from the beginning” They vowed to punish communist regimes if they were found guilty Provides Moscow equipped with military gear

“We’ve made very clear we will not hesitate to take steps to hold to account entities that assist Russia, and we’ve made that very clear to the Chinese,” During testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Tuesday, Daniel Kritenbrink, U.S. assistant Secretary of State for East Asian, Pacific Affairs, spoke to Congress.

Antony Blinken, Secretary of State, delivered this warning to China’s Office of the Central Foreign Affairs Commission
Kritenbrink claims that Wang Yi was the director of the company when they met earlier in the month at the Munich Security Conference.

China has been warned that it may provide ammunition and weapons to Russia in return for aiding its war on Ukraine. China is a strong partner in the ongoing war against Ukraine. supported Since the start of war, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin has not provided weapons. However, this could change in coming months. Rumored Moscow visit by Xi Jinping, Chinese president

Kritenbrink and other Biden administration representatives who testified before this committee promised to impose a severe cost on the Communist regime, if it sends any military hardware. Such as Russia would like to see artillery and kamikaze helicopters, but officials wouldn’t give specific penalties.

Legislators pressed officials about their current efforts against China, including the misuse by congressionally authorized funds meant to counter China’s global propaganda war.

For example, the State Department was given $325 million recently to help it achieve its goals. “counter the CCP’s malign influence around the world,” According to Rep. Michael McCaul, R. Texas, the chairman of this committee. “Instead, that money was used to fund bakeries in Tunisia [and] electric vehicle charging stations in Vietnam.”

McCaul also interrogated Alan Estevez, undersecretary for commerce for industry security, about his agency’s economic support of CCP-controlled organizations.

Recently, the Bureau of Industry and Security was approved by China. This bureau works to stop China from exporting technology that could be used for its military. “licenses worth $60 billion to Huawei and $40 billion to SMIC,” Both are well-known to supply China with military equipment.

Estevez stated that his bureau oversees a number of cases. “top to bottom” Review of China’s exports with a focus technology that can be used to support the Communist regime’s mass.