China .. a peace broker with speech and a life artery for Russia’s war effort

China publicly continues its role as a diplomatic force that seeks peace in Ukraine, but in practice it has turned into the main resource of technology, raw materials and financing that Russia enables its continued war.

Technology and drones

An investigation of the independent Russian Verska Foundation revealed that Beijing became the first provider of Moscow military technology. Most of the drones that Russia depend on, such as the DJI MAVIC line, come from China, in addition to engines, emotions and control systems. The numbers show that what dozens of aircraft drove on the front were in 2022 have today become hundreds of thousands per month thanks to Chinese supplies. China also provides optical fiber cables, with a quantity of 382 thousand tons in 2024, and it is sufficient to cover the needs of the Russian army for months. As for the fine chips and sensitive ingredients, 90% of Russia’s imports come from the so -called priority commodities from China, and are used in the production of missiles, drones and accurate strikes systems. Raw materials and manufacturing.

China’s exports of the basic materials for the manufacture of explosives increased significantly; Beijing has released 1,300 tons of nitromlas in 2023, enough to produce nearly 200,000 artillery shells. China also covers half of Russia’s needs of vinyl Amin diclical stabilizer, which is necessary to store nitrillolose. Besides, China has become the largest provider of industrial machinery tools by up to 80% of Russia’s imports, compared to less than 20% before the war, allowing the Kremlin to continue to produce weapons. Economic and financial support

On the economic level, China is the largest buyer of Russian oil, providing a major source of financing the war effort. Beijing also helps Moscow to circumvent Western financial sanctions, which reduces pressure on the Russian economy. Despite this support, Beijing is keen to present itself as a peace maker, and the war describes as a “Ukraine crisis”, confirming its willingness to mediate. However, European reports quoted Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi as saying that the defeat of Russia is not in line with the interests of China, which shows that Beijing will not allow the collapse of Moscow Strategic. Expert Alexander Gabev said that China’s abandonment of Russia is not an option, as Moscow turns into a pro -Western country that will be besieged by Beijing strategically.