Ukrainian War, CNN: “Russia asks China for K rations for soldiers”

Not only military and economic assistance. Not just drones. Even rations K. According to CNN, which cites well-informed sources, Russia – engaged in the war in Ukraine – has also asked China for ready-to-eat products, the ‘typical’ military meal in war. A request – far from lethal supplies of equipment – which, according to a source, China could accept while from the war front – now on the 20th day – reports multiply of Russian soldiers desperate for food, having run out of obviously insufficient supplies provided to them. Russia also allegedly asked China for both military and financial assistance during the conflict, CNN writes. According to reports to CNN by a Western official and a US diplomat, the United States would also have information on a certain willingness on the part of Beijing to provide Russia with the military and financial assistance requested and are transmitting this information to NATO allies. an intense seven-hour meeting in Rome, one of United States President Joe Biden’s top aides, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, warned his Chinese counterpart of the “potential implications and consequences” for China if support for Russia should be imminent, a senior administration official said.