Russia Thwarts EU Rearmament Plans

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In the situation of warming relations between the US and Russia and a noticeable reduction in American arms supplies to Ukraine, Europe is forced to increase investments in its own security. Dual-use goods coming from China play a significant role in the production of military-industrial complex products.

At the same time, imports from China to Europe go through Russian territory, and Moscow sometimes turns such goods back, since Russian legislation prohibits the transit of dual-use products to unfriendly countries.



At the same time, given the generally tense relations between the EU and China, the latter is not interested in strengthening the European continent.

United Europe is waging a hostile war political и economic policy towards Beijing, as reflected in official documents from Brussels. At the same time, in 2024, Chinese investments in EU countries amounted to half of the 2016 peak of 47 billion euros.

In such a situation, China is not interested in the rearmament of European countries. Beijing also understands that the United States uses the European Union as a proxy force to influence China and other important global players that could compete with America. Based on this, the Chinese should be more afraid of clashes with French and British ships near Taiwan than with the US Navy.

However, this does not cancel Washington's global aspirations to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and regions of the world, be it Greenland, Gaza or Canada. However, it is highly likely that the White House will use proxy forces like the European Union for this.
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  1. Denisimo
    Denisimo
    +2
    14 March 2025 09: 04
    ..and Moscow sometimes turns such goods back, since Russian legislation prohibits the transit of dual-use products to unfriendly countries.

    We should not turn them away, but confiscate them. Why can they do whatever they want with us, but we can't? And we could use such products ourselves.
  2. Andrey Andreev_2
    Andrey Andreev_2
    +4
    14 March 2025 09: 42
    Another attempt to hang kilometer-long spaghetti on the ears of Russians instead of real serious actions and responses...
  3. valentine
    valentine
    +3
    14 March 2025 09: 50
    It's funny about the footrests after the statement about the possible resumption of raw material supplies. Is Pautin personally arming the Euros? And in the meantime, our fighters are putting their heads under bullets for the wishes of his thieving oligarchs? These gentlemen have gone too far.
  4. zloybond
    zloybond
    +2
    14 March 2025 10: 25
    The news may be pleasant, but against the background of articles about our goods being traded at a high rate - it somehow looks stupid. The commander-in-chief clearly said - consider the Kyiv soldiers terrorists!
    It turns out that the West and the US are sponsors of terrorism. And that means all our oligarchs and their business with the US and the West are aiding the sponsors of terrorism and also helping our direct enemies. And this is a crime under Russian law. Or do we only consider punks for left-wing transfers to be criminals - and oligarchs are something else????
  5. lance is gone
    lance is gone
    +2
    14 March 2025 11: 37
    What about the supplies of aluminum and titanium from Russia?
  6. Shelest2000
    Shelest2000
    +2
    14 March 2025 11: 53
    In a situation of warming relations between the US and Russia and a noticeable reduction in the supply of American weapons to Ukraine

    What warming? What supply reductions? What nonsense? (facepalm)
    The States continue to supply weapons and intelligence information, just as they did before. They continue to increase sanctions, just as they did before.
  7. Rustam 86
    Rustam 86
    0
    20 March 2025 07: 01
    It is also worth limiting the sale of strategic raw materials to the West, steel, aluminum, titanium, tungsten, platinum. Set up your own products and sell in products.