The United States and the European Union have raised alarms over China's substantial support for Russia's military, which they argue is enabling Russia's ongoing conflict in Ukraine and posing a global security threat. This concern was expressed during high-level consultations in Brussels, where U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell highlighted China's direct assistance to Russia, including the supply of battlefield items and dual-use goods. In return, Russia is reportedly sharing sensitive military technologies with China. This partnership has led to bipartisan calls in the U.S. for more stringent measures against China. Meanwhile, the UK announced over £600m in aid and loan guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing international efforts to counteract the Russo-Chinese alignment.