China wants to 'deepen' cooperation with Russia, while maintaining its official impartiality on the war in Ukraine, according to statements Sunday from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
But, but, but:In the same speech that Yi accused the U.S. of “unilateral bullying," he also acknowledged "that China and the United States cannot decouple or sever supply chains.”
"People in both countries and the rest of the world are hoping to see a stabilizing and improving China-US relationship. The zero-sum mentality will only lead the two major countries to mutual attrition and head-on collision," Yi said.
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