US Urges Europe to Block Chinese Supplies to Russia
Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo emphasizes the need for stringent measures to prevent dual-use goods from bolstering Russia's military efforts in Ukraine.
- Adeyemo will address German business leaders, stressing the choice for Chinese firms between Western markets and aiding Russia.
- US and allies are prepared to sanction any entity providing military support to Russia, with a focus on Chinese contributions.
- Trade between China and Russia hit a record $240 billion in 2023, with significant portions involving dual-use goods.
- Adeyemo's visit to Kyiv included discussions on tightening sanctions and utilizing frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
- US officials call for a unified stance from NATO and European partners to curb China's military support to Russia.