[NTDTV, Beijing, March 25, 2022]Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the international community has been closely watching whether the CCP is secretly helping Russia. At this sensitive moment, the cargo flight from Chongqing to Moscow on March 25 “failed” and returned halfway.
According to CCTV reports, on the morning of the 25th, Sichuan Airlines’ 3U3839 cargo flight from Chongqing to Moscow suffered a mechanical failure after takeoff, and the crew decided to return.
According to the report, in order to prevent damage caused by the aircraft landing too heavy, the aircraft circled in the designated area to consume fuel as required, and it is expected to land between 14:30 and 16:00 on the same day depending on the situation.
According to the “China Civil Aviation News” report, at 16:07 on the 25th, Sichuan Airlines 3U3839 cargo flight has landed at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport.
Flight 3U3839 took off from Chongqing Jiangbei at 7:43 in the morning and was originally scheduled to arrive at Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport at 9:30 local time on the 25th.
The airport is an important aviation hub in Russia, 29 kilometers northwest of the center of Moscow, and is the second largest airport in Russia.
According to the Chinese Communist Party’s official media, the cargo plane needs to hover in the air to consume fuel and reduce the weight of the plane before it can land, so as to avoid damage caused by the plane’s weight. It was confirmed that the plane was full of materials, but what kind of materials were loaded and shipped to Russia is unknown to the outside world.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the international community has continued to increase sanctions against Russia, but the Chinese authorities have so far neither supported such sanctions nor condemned Russia’s invasion. Even Western intelligence agencies continue to spread news that the CCP privately provides assistance or military assistance to Russia.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg publicly named the CCP on the 24th and called on China to “not support Russia in any way.”
At a press conference held in Brussels that day, Stoltenberg not only made the above-mentioned warning to the CCP, but also accused the CCP of providing political support to Russia, including spreading lies and fake news about Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine, as well as possible dissemination to Russia. material support for the invasion.
The day after Stoltenberg made the above remarks, NATO held a special summit, and the leaders of the 30 countries issued a joint statement on the Russian-Ukrainian war. Public comments express concern and call on China to stop reinforcing the Kremlin’s false narrative, especially about war and NATO, and to promote a peaceful resolution of the conflict.”
This is another warning from NATO about China’s aid to Russia following the phone call between US President Biden and Xi Jinping.
Prior to this, Biden and Xi Jinping had a video call on March 18. During the nearly two-hour call, Biden warned Beijing that it would face consequences if it provided “material support” to Russia.
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