WATCH: Sullivan said that deciding to provide military aid to Russia 'would be a bad mistake, and China should want no part of it.'
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan underscored that there is no evidence that China has been providing military assistance to Russia in its war with Ukraine.
Sullivan said that deciding to provide military aid to Russia"would be a bad mistake, and China should want no part of it." Sullivan also took note of the"awkward" position that China finds itself in, given its relationship with Russia and eagerness to make inroads with countries irked by the invasion.
Both sides of the bloody war marked the one-year anniversary of the invasion last week on Feb. 24. President Joe Biden visited Ukraine and Poland to mark the anniversary. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his position that Ukraine will seek to retake Crimea, which experts fear could exacerbate the war.
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