Putin humiliated after China restricts high-tech exports to Russia | World | News
China, Vladimir Putin and a large blow for the military-industry complex with high-precision equipment exports to Russia limits to Russia. High -tech team stalls are vital to help Russia to produce weapons for the war in Ukraine.
Beijing reportedly tightened export restrictions and made Russia almost impossible for Russia to obtain Chinese team stalls with 3-4 microns sensitivity. Bad news was confirmed by Ildar Nuriyev, the owner of Tatpromstan, at the Temp Forum of Metal Processing and Contribution Technologies. “China, despite rarely mentioned, has restricted high -tech equipment supply,” he said.
“Although it is possible to obtain team stalls with 3-4 microns accuracy in the past, it is no longer possible. A special export license is required.”
The authority added that restrictions are a sign of Beijing’s reluctance to develop partnership with Russian companies.
The new data shows a general decline in the trade between China and Russia with a more blow to the Kremlin.
China has become one of Putin’s most important economic and political partners since the implementation of Western sanctions after Putin’s full -scale Ukrainian invasion. Last year, the total value of imports and exports between the two countries was $ 244.8 billion.
The Chinese President has repeatedly emphasized the close relationship between the two countries and said that they are constantly moving forward along the right alignment path. “
Both leaders claimed that they were a “unlimited” partnership on various occasions.
Despite these statements of eternal friendship and cooperation, the data obtained from China’s customs agency show a clear cooling in trade.
Posts of Chinese goods to the Russian market fell 16.4% annually in August. This is twice the 8.6% decrease in July.
In general, the trade turnover between the two countries fell to Yuan (approximately 145 billion dollars), about 9% in the first eight months of 2025.
Russia’s exports to China fell by 8.8%, while China’s imports to Russia fell by 8.2%.
Experts at the Gaidar Institute said that China has reduced almost all kinds of Russian raw material purchases, including oil.
