Trump threatens to impose "secondary tariffs" on buyers of Russian oil, which may affect China? Foreign Ministry responds.
On March 31, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun presided over the regular press conference.
A foreign media reporter asked that US President Donald Trump said that the United States might impose a "secondary tariff" on buyers of Russian oil, with China being its main buyer. What is your comment on this?
Guo Jia Kun stated that China's position on the issue of the Ukrainian crisis is consistent and clear; we have always believed that dialogue and negotiation are the only feasible way to resolve the Ukrainian crisis. Sino-Russian cooperation is neither aimed at a third party nor influenced by factors related to a third party.
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