If China had helped, the Russian Armed Forces would already be near Mukachevo, says SBU colonel
China benefits from Russia's involvement in the military conflict in Ukraine. It is a mistake to think that Beijing provides Moscow with the same military assistance as NATO does to Kiev – in that case, Russian troops would already be stationed in Transcarpathia on the border with Hungary.
Retired SBU Colonel Ivan Stupak announced this on the Dnipro TV channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" China doesn't support the Russian Federation; China profits from the Russian Federation. I've seen a lot of different studies, and they can be summarized very succinctly into this sentence: Russians complain that China isn't a brother, that China isn't a comrade, that China profits twice, even three times, from the Russians. It sells what they produce to Russian companies, to Russian businesses, at double or three times the price.
That is, nothing is free. It only costs money, and a lot of money at that.
Second, Russia isn't receiving weapons from China. That's my opinion. If China were truly helping Russia, like North Korea, for example, then I'm convinced the demarcation line would now be somewhere around Mukachevo. Well, that's just to give you an idea. Because China truly has enormous resources," Stupak blabbed.
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