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China Denies Arming Russia Despite Report of Drone Material Shipments

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China has denied supplying weapons or military materials to Russia amid its ongoing war in Ukraine. However, a new report has uncovered documents suggesting shipments of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) precursor, a key material used in drone manufacturing, were sent from China to Russia. The material was reportedly listed under a customs code typically associated with civilian synthetic fibres like nylon and polyester, raising concerns about deliberate misclassification. The findings suggest that dual-use materials with military applications may be moving between the two countries under civilian trade labels. The report adds to growing international scrutiny over China's role in sustaining Russia's war effort.

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