群里面有人发了个
校长去看了下，还真是大差不差的说法。
这就是典型的，只要自己不尴尬，尴尬的就是别人
Q Hey, John. Thanks, Karine. John, the Chinese have imported a record amount of oil from Russia, and the trade between the two countries is growing. What message do you have to the Chinese related to this?
MR. KIRBY: I think this is just a piece of China’s willingness to continue to go along with — with Russia. And we’re seeing this as a — yet another example of a growing collaboration between China and Russia with respect to Ukraine.
And we have, as we’ve said at the outset, called on China to be a responsible power here and to join the rest of the world in condemning what Russia has done in Ukraine and in enforcing sanctions against Russia for it. So, it’s just another example.
And look, it’s also another example of how global security really is interconnected. It’s not just about security on the European continent. It’s connected, what’s happening in Ukraine — this is a perfect example of how it’s connected to — to national security — our national security interests and those of allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific as well.
Q But at what point did it rise to the level where they’re breaking sanctions or pushing the line on those sanctions that the U.S. would like to impose?
MR. KIRBY: Well, again, they haven’t been participants in this — in the sanction regime so far.
Q I have a follow-up.
MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Go ahead. You can follow up, and then (inaudible).
Q Thank you. Thanks, John. Also, India has been buying a lot of the Russian oil that the Europeans aren’t buying. So how does the administration keep financial pressure on Russia? And what does this say about U.S-Indian relations that Prime Minister Modi is making these purchases?
MR. KIRBY: Yeah. Look, India is also a very key strategic partner in the Indo-Pacific region. And there’s many ways that — that that partnership represents itself both in defense and security, economic as well.
I think we’ll let Indian leaders speak to their economic policies. What I can just tell you is we value this bilateral relationship with India and we continue to want — obviously, every country has to make their decisions for themselves. These are sovereign decisions. But we want as much pressure put internationally on Russia as possible.
There needs to be — just the last point: There needs to be costs and consequences for what Mr. Putin is doing.
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