Chinese companies have invested billions across Ukraine, which is a key transit point for Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has put China in a difficult diplomatic position, not least because of its economic relationship with the eastern European nation — a key transit point for Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative.
Chinese companies have financed and assisted with the construction of vital infrastructure across Ukraine in recent years. But Russia’s unprovoked attack has jeopardized billions of dollars of Chinese investment, as well as long-running military technology co
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