Russia-Ukraine: China's move in the Russia-Ukraine war increased the tension among western countries, America told big danger

Many western countries, including America, may be seen challenging Putin's army regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, but the steps taken by China have increased the concern of all these countries. Actually, on February 24, one year of the Russia-Ukraine war will be completed. Even before the completion of one year, America declared China a big threat in this war. America has said that China is going to help Russia with arms, due to which Putin's army will become more aggressive in Ukraine.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told China a threat

In an interview broadcast on Sunday, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the US intelligence agency has informed that China is considering providing arms and ammunition to Russia which could create difficulties in the coming times. Antony Blinken further said that China neither criticizes Russia's action nor does it consider Ukraine's attack on Russia wrong. He warned that any arms supply from China can create problems not only for western countries but also for other countries of the world.

Tension with the US brought Russia and China closer

Meanwhile, analysts have also pointed out that the relations between Russia and China have become stronger amid ever-increasing tensions between the US and China. The ears of the American officials have stood up to this. When US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Wang Yi during the Munich Security Conference held in Germany, he warned China not to give weapons to Russia. Although China has been consistently denying the idea of giving weapons to Russia, recently the suspicion of American intelligence agencies has deepened.

China justified Russia's move, blamed NATO countries

China says Russia was instigated by NATO countries to attack Ukraine. A few weeks before the February 24, 2022 invasion, Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing for the opening of the Winter Olympics, at which time the two sides issued a joint statement pledging their commitment to friendship. Had given. Since then China has ignored Western criticism and reaffirmed that determination.

What can happen if China helps Russia?

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told in an interview on Sunday that to the best of our knowledge, he has not yet crossed that line. However, Blinken did not specify what measures the US could take in response to Chinese military support for Russia. But if China tries to help Russia in any way, then America will also increase its interference in the Taiwan issue. Even America can provide military assistance to Taiwan.

Meanwhile, members of the US Congress have called for a ban on TikTok and other Chinese-owned social media platforms, as well as expanding sanctions on Chinese firms backed by the Communist Party, which exercises ultimate control over the Chinese economy and independent media. and suppresses political opposition.

World war may break out if China helps Russia: Zelensky

In the midst of all this, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has also warned China. Vladimir Zelensky has said that if China joins Russia, there will be a world war. During a conversation with a German newspaper, Zelensky said, 'It is important for us that China does not support Russia in this war, we want China to be with us, but it does not seem possible. I think China is also well aware of this.

China denied America's allegation

Meanwhile, the allegation of US officials giving arms to Russia from China has created new tensions. China's Foreign Ministry on Monday accused the US of spreading false information. Foreign Ministry spokesman said- 'It is not China's job to deliver weapons to the battlefield, but America's job. America has no right to lecture China. We will never accept coercion in the relations between China and Russia.

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