'Sanctions against Russia are now going to such lengths that globalization is used as a weapon.'
Chinese Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Yucheng attends the Universal Periodic Review of China before the United Nations Human Rights Council on November 6, 2018 in Geneva. Photo: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP via Getty Images
China's vice foreign minister on Saturday blamed NATO for the war in Ukraine and criticized the West's sanctions against Russia,Le Yucheng speaking at a conference in Beijing called NATO a "Cold War vestige," warning that its expansion could cause "repercussions too dreadful to contemplate," per AP.
China has not publicly condemned or defended Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but Chinese officials and state media have largely put the blame on the U.S. and the West,
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