China and India aid Russia’s battlefield effort though direct supplies: report

China and India have been found again that they suffer from Russia’s war effort by ignoring or even evading Western sanctions, including using front companies, Reuters found this week.

Both countries have long been subject to international scrutiny for their refusal to condemn the illegal war and high purchase rates of Russian oil, which is the export of Moscow’s first, and in the extension of the war treasures in Russia.

However, both countries were also found that contributed directly to Russia’s combat power in the battlefield, including $ 1.4 million in Harrafa complex sales agreement between a private Indian company for two Russian companies, including a million dollars selling to the PROMSINTEZ explosive company, which was previously known relations with the Russian army.

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Reuters found that there are other explosives worth $ 400,000 by a Russian underground mining company called High Technology International Systems.

While the United States issued hundreds of sanctions against entities all over the world because of its support or participation in Russia’s war effort, most of the US sanctions targeted Chinese individuals and companies, although this does not seem to have created Beijing’s continuous support to Moscow.

Chinese engines that are used to produce drones in Russia are found to the Russian arms maker IEZ KUPOL to increase their production of Garpiya-A1 drone.

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But according to Reuters, shipments of international technology and trade were made in Beijing Xichao, according to the description of “industrial cooling units” to avoid Western sanctions implemented in October 2024, in an attempt to dismantle drone -based supply chains, which Russia relied heavily in its war in Ocreen.

According to Copol, Copol signed a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense to increase its production of long-term drones-which were used to strike civil and military targets across Ukraine-to secure the manufacture of about 6000 drones this year, an increase of 2000 drones that were produced in 2024.

India and China have confirmed that their companies do not violate their national laws despite Western sanctions, which were also condemned by the two countries, including the latest European Union sanctions issued this week and are looking to target Indian refineries that use Russian oil.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not immediately answered the Fox News Digital questions about what it is doing to counter the sanctions evading or whether Indian and Chinese companies can expect to see more sanctions in the near future.

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President Donald Trump has already threatened to use 100 % sanctions on countries that buy Russian oil if Putin did not enter a peace deal by early September – a measure that is expected to affect China and India more than others, given their dependence on Russian oil.

The Indian or Chinese embassies in Washington, DC, did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital questions.