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Biscuits

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emblem21 said:
But isnt China already doing so by not jumping on the idiot band wagon and buying the oil/gas they need on the cheap while the rest of them are trying to find none Russian alternatives because of 'mah democracy'. Besides, being pragmatic means caring for their own nation, not in trying to be the next person to sit on that oil man 'with the hairy legs' lap. Maybe Zelensky should be more pragmatic and learn to STFU
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Well, if NATO showed the same interest in protecting Chinese territory as it does in protecting Ukrainian territory, then surely China would greatly help Ukraine remove the Russian presence.

I think if China threatened to attack Russia economically on pain of immediately leaving the Donbass, Putin would have 0 options but to follow the demand.

China and Ukraine are both non NATO countries. If NATO cares so much about territorial integrity and the rules based world order from ww2, then why not donate a few HIMARS, a few leopard 2 (or at least some 1s?) to China as well, so we can all preserve our territorial integrity? It wouldn't add anything to the PLA, however it would be a little morale boost and a spiritual show of support.

But we all know, NATO is a coalition of invaders who support invaders whenever they're the invaders. The only reason they don't support Russia is because Russia isn't an invader from their team.
 
baykalov

baykalov

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Biscuits said:
I think if China threatened to attack Russia economically on pain of immediately leaving the Donbass, Putin would have 0 options but to follow the demand.
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That would be cruel of China.

Ukraine makes no secret of the fact that it will carry out ethnic cleansing in the Donbass and Crimea once it regains them.

I even saw a post on Twitter, a French TV channel, where they were discussing the future ethnic cleansing of Crimea.
 
Temstar

Temstar

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I wouldn't entirely rule out China selling weapon sub components to Russia.

I'm listening to Guanqi right now about this, apparently there's an unspoken sentence after this:
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"And even if we sell weapons, that's entirely normal trade between two sovereign countries and legal, unless Security Council has a resolution outlawing it".
 
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