又躺枪了。Russia has requested military assistance from China in Ukraine

FT 又来代替美国来做明知故问的事情了。

- 中国自己用的察打一体无人机,在这个时候是不会卖给俄罗斯的 (俄罗斯如果提前就重视、早一年半载就买或许还行,但历史没有如果)。出售 察打一体无人机就难免被乌军击落,就等于被美国获取并研究透彻。

- 俄军或许为了避免 战斗机用作侦察用途被击落,也会对只能侦察不能攻击的外贸无人机感兴趣。能不能卖大概 中美 和 中俄 可以谈。

- 早年俄罗斯为中国生产了相当多的精确制导弹药,而且中国军演使用得比俄罗斯还要多、后来自己研发水平赶超了俄制精确制导弹药。那些库存的旧的俄制精确制导弹药本来就和俄军使用的没啥区别。给没给个零件什么的就只能否认无法自证清白了。

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US officials say Russia has asked China for military help in Ukraine

White House fears move is sign of ever closer ties between Beijing and Moscow Yang Jiechi, China’s top foreign policy official, is to meet US national security adviser Jake Sullivan in Rome to discuss Ukraine this week © AP Share on twitter (opens new window) Share on facebook (opens new window) Share on linkedin (opens new window) Save Org Share Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington 2 HOURS AGO Print this page Receive free War in Ukraine updates We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest War in Ukraine news every morning.


Russia has asked China for military equipment to support its invasion of Ukraine, according to US officials, sparking concern in the White House that Beijing may undermine western efforts to help Ukrainian forces defend their country.

US officials told the Financial Times that Russia had requested military equipment and other assistance since the start of the invasion. They declined to give details of what Russia had requested.

Another person familiar with the situation said the US was preparing to warn its allies, amid some indications that China may be preparing to help Russia. Other US officials have said there were signs that Russia was running out of some kinds of weaponry as the war in Ukraine extends into its third week.

The White House did not comment.

Liu Pengyu, the Chinese embassy spokesperson in Washington, said he was unaware of any suggestions that China might be willing to help Russia.

“China is deeply concerned and grieved on the Ukraine situation,” Liu said. “We sincerely hope that the situation will ease and peace will return at an early date.”

The revelation comes as Jake Sullivan, US national security adviser, heads to Rome for talks on Monday with Yang Jiechi, China’s top foreign policy official.

Before leaving Washington on Sunday, Sullivan warned China not to try to “bail out” Russia by helping Moscow to circumvent the sanctions that the US and its allies have imposed on President Vladimir Putin and his regime. Recommended News in-depthWar in Ukraine ‘A serious failure’: scale of Russia’s military blunders becomes clear

“We will ensure that neither China, nor anyone else, can compensate Russia for these losses,” Sullivan told NBC television on Sunday. “In terms of the specific means of doing that, again, I’m not going to lay all of that out in public, but we will communicate that privately to China, as we have already done and will continue to do.”

The apparent request for equipment and other kinds of unspecified military assistance was made as the Russian military struggles to make as much progress in Ukraine as western intelligence believe they expected.

It also raises fresh questions over the China-Russia relationship, which has grown stronger as both countries express their opposition to the US over everything from Nato to sanctions.

China has portrayed itself as a neutral actor in the Ukraine crisis and has refused to condemn Russia for invading the country. The US has also seen no sign that President Xi Jinping is willing to put any pressure on Putin.

The two leaders signed a joint statement in Beijing last month describing the Beijing-Moscow partnership as having “no limits”, in another sign that the two capitals were drawing even closer together.

Chris Johnson, a former top CIA China analyst, said the Russian request underscored that Russia-China ties were the closest they had been since before the Sino-Soviet split in the 1960s.

“But it also highlights China’s position as the clear senior partner in the relationship now,” said Johnson, who heads the political risk firm China Strategies Group.

“Moreover, if they even are considering providing assistance, that speaks volumes about the personalised nature of the relationship amidst Chinese fears that Putin could fall, unleashing chaos on their northern border unseen since the collapse of the Soviet Union.” Follow Demetri Sevastopulo on Twitter
 
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换头操作太明显,标题乃至前面一段不是凤凰的
自己去找那个网站算账就是了。 网址都给你了, 你跟我说有屁用。
 
反串黑只贴了一个俄罗斯驻华大使馆的网址 (上面并没有 #6 楼截图凤凰再加标题加一段招募的内容)

要是说叙利亚、伊朗或许有人愿意登记去支援俄罗斯倒有可能,不可能上千,中国没有哪个人会去,就算是做雇佣军毛熊式待遇也不怎么好。

战后重建毫无疑问会有中国的公司。

自己去找那个网站算账就是了。 网址都给你了, 你跟我说有屁用。

 
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要求归还海参崴作为回报
这个太远了 我觉得可以把外蒙古拿回来 作为回报 就非常现实了 这个主意好吧
 
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