China Condemns U.S. Sanctions on Firms Allegedly Aiding Russia

Beijing vows to defend its companies after the U.S. adds 42 Chinese entities to the export control list.

China's Ministry of Commerce calls U.S. sanctions an example of 'unilateral sanctions and long-arm jurisdiction.'
The U.S. Commerce Department added 123 entities, including 42 from China, to the export control list to block advanced technology from reaching Russia.
The sanctioned Chinese firms are accused of helping Russia acquire U.S. technology for military use.
Inclusion on the Entity List severely restricts companies' access to U.S. goods and can lead to broader international blacklisting.
Beijing threatens to take 'necessary measures' to protect the interests of Chinese enterprises.