China Faces US Sanctions Over Russia War Support | JQJO

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker warned China could face consequences for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine. He stated China is subsidizing the war and aims to keep the US occupied. The US plans to impose secondary sanctions on countries buying Russian oil, including China, potentially raising tariffs on Chinese exports to the US. This follows President Trump's announcement of severe tariffs on Russia unless it ends the war. China is Russia's top oil buyer and a major supplier of dual-use goods to Russia's defense sector. Ukraine has expressed concerns over China's alignment with Russia.