Chi help Russia "best friend"? How China reacts to the invasion of Ukraine

China did not support Russia, if the UN voted for a resolution condemning the invasion of Ukraine, even if the Chinese leader Xi Jinping called Volodymyr Putin "the best friend", and the Russian president reciprocated. Ale th against the invasion of China, without becoming. What are the interests of following China at once and how can Russia, in the minds of harsh foreign sanctions, improve its camp with a path of rapprochement with Beijing? The BBC talked about it with political scientists and economists.Together against Sunset This past week, the UN General Assembly voted for a resolution to condemn Russia's military aggression against Ukraine. The document to avenge the vimogu to Moscow negainoly pin the battles. China has faded. "China, without being "against", even if they would have considered the obvious support of Russia's position. On the other hand, China, without speaking "for". what food," - the Chinese Leonid Kovachich.Significantly, the Chinese ranks moved more and more - they were prompted to call those who are being invaded invading and sue yoga. But don't hurry to praise Moscow and Beijing. On the day when the Russian military began to launch strikes on Ukrainian territory, the official representative of the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China, Hua Chunying, devoted a significant part of her briefing to criticism of the United States, calling Washington at the "pre-triman bloc policy to create a confrontation on that basis." At one point, she added that China and Russia "develop in a viable way, supporting international security and stability."Hua Chun'in did not give direct evidence to the supply that China is vowing to the Russian "special operation" to invaders. China, on the one hand, save, and, perhaps, expand the strategic partnership with Russia, but in the meantime, it’s important not to actively get closer to Moscow - to raise the risk of sanctions against Beijing itself, even if the Air Force is an American expert, Bradley Jardin.