US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan noted the inadmissibility of China’s trade and financial operations with Russia bypassing sanctions. Sullivan more clearly outlined, from what steps Beijing should be refracted.
Following the cabin “Onboard number 1” with the head of the White House in Brussels, where Biden must take part in NATO Summit, Sullivan told reporters that the United States will carefully monitor what Financial Transactions Beijing exercises with Moscow and is not trying to Chinese Party to bypass import restrictions imposed on Russia.
According to Sullivan, the “red line” here will be attempting to any company from the PRC to export goods to Russia, subject to sanctions. In this case, the presidential adviser noted, the United States has funds to prevent such practices. As for the possible “systematic efforts [China] to redirect streams of currency and cash operations on an industrial scale,” and also in violation of sanctions, the United States and their allies from the “Big Seven” will identify such cases and take appropriate measures, Sullivan added.