you clearly fail to understand why china and russia committed to a deep partnership in the first place. they both have a common enemy, and this common enemy stands in the way of china's global ambitions (including the silk road 2.0 strategy) russia is instrumental in china's plans due to russia's geographic placement on the planet (connecton asia and europe, bordering the next big trade-route in the north, having many neighbours and centuries of relationships) ukraine is a problem for china, precisely because ukraine is a problem for russia. and ukraine stands as much in the way of russia's long-term national economic/security strategy, as much as ukraine stands in china's long-term national/security strategy. so no, china won't do shit to stop russia. in fact, what i can easily predict, is that the more pressure the west will continue putting on russia, the more china will get involved. do you think russia's deep military partnership was announced without china's approval? both china and russia are in on a shared need to push the us out of europe and asia, and they will mutually assist each other in doing so. there will be no postponing of the conquest of ukraine, and the conquest of taiwan is in the works.
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