Defend Democracy — NATO pushing Russia-Ukraine tension to ‘breaking point,’ China warns

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At a virtual meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping opposed economic sanctions against Russia, saying they would affect the stability of global finance, energy supplies, transportation, and supply chains and “dampen the global economy,” which has already been ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic.…The Russian Foreign Ministry says it is working on a broad response to the sanctions. Moscow says the measures will be swift and thoughtful, and that the pain will be felt in the West’s most sensitive areas....Defend Democracy PressNATO pushing Russia-Ukraine tension to ‘breaking point,’ China warnshttps://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2022/03/09/678269/China-NATO-Russia-Ukraine-breaking-pointAlsoSputnik

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