The prospect of China sending weapons to Russia is looking increasingly possible. U.S. officials say China may even go public with the info to bolster its case.
. In some ways, supplying weapons would be the logical progression of the “no limits” partnership Beijing and Moscow declared weeks before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Chinese leaders “would have assessed that the state of the relationship [with the U.S.] is already so damaged that [sending weapons] really won't change things that much,” the Center for Strategic and International Studies’told NatSec Daily. “That would also mean, though, that they're willing to risk the fallout in Europe as well. I don't think that we're quite there yet.”
China has struck a delicate balance between supporting its ally and not angering the world, which is why several experts said they need to see the intel to believe it.
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