China Says It Won’t Join In Financial Sanctions On Russia

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BEIJING (AP) — China won’t join the United States and European governments in imposing financial sanctions on Russia, the country’s bank regulator said Wednesday.

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China is a major buyer of Russian oil and gas and the only major government that has refrained from criticizing Moscow’s attack on Ukraine.

Beijing opposes the sanctions, said Guo Shuqing, the chairman of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission.

“We will not join such sanctions, and we will keep normal economic, trade and financial exchanges with all the relevant parties,” Guo said at a news conference. “We disapprove of the financial sanctions, particularly those launched unilaterally, because they don’t have much legal basis and will not have good effects.”


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Abraham
Abraham
2 years ago

China knows what it means to get sanctioned, and will not join in on it. Frankly don’t blame them. New world order sanction this, sanction that.

triumphinwhitehouse
triumphinwhitehouse
2 years ago

theyll get commodities on the cheap now.