EU says China trained Russian troops as bloc weighs tougher stance on Beijing
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EU says China trained Russian troops as bloc weighs tougher stance on Beijing

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Key Points:

  • The European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, confirmed that the EU has verified reports of China training Russian military personnel to fight in Ukraine, a development that may escalate tensions between the EU and China.
  • The EU foreign ministers agreed to sanction several Chinese entities in response to the alleged military cooperation during a meeting in Luxembourg.
  • Reuters previously reported that China provided covert drone training to around 200 Russian troops in 2025 under a dual-language agreement signed by senior officers from both countries.
  • China has denied these reports, maintaining its stance of neutrality and emphasizing its efforts to promote peace negotiations in the Ukraine conflict.
  • The alleged training includes both Chinese troops training in Russia and Russian personnel being trained by China, highlighting deepening military ties amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.

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