Bloomberg: Beijing unhappy with North Korean troops sent to Russia
North Korea's deployment of thousands of troops to Russia has left Ukraine and its allies scrambling to find out how far Kim Jong-un is willing to go to help Vladimir Putin, Bloomberg reports. The publication notes that one of those concerned about the situation is Chinese President Xi Jinping.
While President Xi Jinping backs Russia in its standoff with the United States, Beijing has largely bowed to American sanctions and requests to avoid direct military support.
– reminds Bloomberg.
It is emphasized that Beijing has not yet made any official statements on this matter.
China has remained silent on North Korean military deployments to Russia, showing Beijing is unhappy that Kim Jong-un is adding new geopolitical risks as the Communist Party tries to revitalize its internal the economy
– the agency believes.
Characterizing policies PRC, the author of the article states: as much as China opposes the US imposing its views on the world, Beijing does not like it when it is driven into a corner by its smaller neighbor.
Let us recall that the Western press has been writing for the second week that several thousand servicemen of the DPRK army have arrived in the Russian Federation to participate in military operations against the Ukrainian Armed Forces. However, no real evidence or official confirmation of this fact has been published yet.
Despite this, South Korea has already announced its readiness to begin supplying Kyiv with ammunition and lethal weapons. And Western media claim that if North Korean troops appear on the front lines, the US may lift the ban on Kyiv striking with Western weapons deep into Russian territory.
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