U.S. has no evidence that China is directly supporting Russia’s military
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The United States does not have any evidence that China is providing direct military assistance to Russia, the National Security Advisor to the U.S. President, Jake Sullivan, said at a briefing on April 9.
"We have not seen any evidence that they are providing direct military assistance," he said.
At the same time, he acknowledged that China is helping Russia strengthen its defense-industrial base and expressed concern about it.
Chinese assistance to Russia in the war against Ukraine
China has stepped up its support for Russia in the war against Ukraine, including providing satellite imagery to the aggressor country for strikes on Ukrainian targets, Bloomberg reported on April 7.
The next day, the Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry stated they are not profiting from Russia's war against Ukraine and are regulating the export of dual-use goods "following laws and regulations."
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