China warns EU after sanctions on Chinese firms linked to Russia

11 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 26

China's Ministry of Commerce states it will take necessary measures following the EU's addition of Chinese entities to its latest Russia sanctions package.
Beijing warns that all consequences from these sanctions will be borne by the EU, criticizing the move as contrary to prior agreements.
China argues the sanctions undermine political commitments that form the basis of China-EU relations, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two sides.

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