China Will Consider Its ‘Own Interests' as It Decides Whether to Help Russia, Says Expert
China will consider its own interests when deciding whether it should help Russia cope with the impact of Western sanctions as a result of the Ukraine war, according to a former deputy sanctions coordinator for the U.S. State Department.
He added that the Chinese has the ability to offer"some degree" of support for Russia as it suffers the fallout from those sanctions. Since Russia's attack on Ukraine, Beijing has refused to call it an invasion and said China would maintain normal trade with both countries, without joining in on U.S., EU and other countries' sanctions on Russia.
China will consider its own interests when deciding whether it should help Russia cope with the impact of Western sanctions as a result of the Ukraine war, according to a former deputy sanctions coordinator for the U.S. State Department. "The U.S. government will see China as very important here," Richard Nephew told CNBC Monday, in responding to a question on how important China's role is in ensuring the efficacy of U.S. sanctions. He added that the Chinese have the ability to offer"some degree" of support for Russia as Moscow suffers the fallout from those sanctions.
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