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China Opposes EU Listing Chinese Firms in Russia Sanctions PackageBeijing, 26 Feb (ONA) — China warned that the European Union
(EU) decision to include several Chinese firms and individuals in its
16th package of sanctions against Russia would have a negative impact
on bilateral trade ties.
The EU’s move was contrary to the consensus reached between
leaders of both sides, said a spokesperson with China’s Ministry of
Commerce, who urged the EU to stop listing Chinese companies and
individuals and cease smearing and shifting blame to China.
China always opposes unilateral sanctions that have no basis in
international law and are not authorized by the United Nations
Security Council, the spokesperson added.
China steadfastly believes that dialogue and negotiations are the
only viable ways to resolve the Ukrainian crisis, and always supports
peace talks, the spokesperson stated, while also noting that China
will take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate
rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.— Ends/Khalid
