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Jiang argues that Xi's stated opposition to unilateral attacks logically makes Russia's attack on Ukraine unjustifiable too, which reveals that the China-Russia partnership is less unified than it appears on the surface.
Jiang says China has still not signed the expected Power of Siberia II memorandum because Beijing does not want to become too dependent on Russian energy and wants to keep bargaining over price and volume.
"And the last thing he will point out is that all unilateralism and hegemonism are bad. Okay? If you act by yourself and you..."
"What's happening is that China needs a lot of energy and resources from Russia. So you would think that they would build infrastructure as..."
"But they want to still negotiate over the price as well as the volume. Okay? So that's one area. Second area is Iran. As..."
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