Due to the Rebellion of Prigogine: China calls into question further cooperation with the Russian Federation - the media

China's representatives began to actively contact the factories in order to suspend the shipment of goods intended for export to Russia. Although the rebellion, headed by Yevgeny Prigogin, the leader of the private military company Wagner, has quickly lost its power, some exporters are now beginning to doubt their cooperation with Russia. About it reports Reuters.

The publication notes that the emergence of news about the movement of Wagner PEC columns in the direction of Moscow has caused anxiety from several businessmen from southern China. They began to actively contact the factories in order to suspend the shipment of goods intended for export to Russia.

"We thought there would be a big problem," said Shen Mukui, the head of a trading organization that brings together firms from the Southern Chinese province of Fuziang, which export auto parts, equipment and clothing to Russia. Despite the mitigation of the crisis, some people are still on the side because they are not sure of what will happen in the future. He noted that he could not name companies that have suspended deliveries, but stressed that such cases occur.

The Chinese authorities tried to reduce the significance of events that occur on weekends and expressed its support to Moscow. However, on Monday, a high -ranking US official said that the rebellion had caused anxiety in the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CCP), and some analysts in China and abroad began to ask questions about the need to weaken political and economic ties with Moscow for Beijing.