China has fiercely criticized the European Union's decision to impose sanctions on four Chinese companies as part of its latest measures against Russia. The Chinese Commerce Ministry called the move “unfair” and warned it could destabilize China-EU relations. 💥
The EU’s 13th sanctions package, rolled out this week, targets firms accused of supporting Russia’s military activities. But Beijing insists the measures rely on “long-arm jurisdiction” without UN approval or legal merit. ,”It undermines the trust built during recent China-EU talks,” said a ministry spokesperson. 🤝➡️🚧
China urged the EU to prioritize their “comprehensive strategic partnership” and vowed to protect its companies. The clash highlights rising tensions as global powers navigate the economic fallout of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. 🌐⚖️
