China considers sending Russia artillery and ammunition

Jonathan Capehart and his guests discuss growing concerns that China is considering sending artillery and ammunition to Russia and how that could impact the war in Ukraine.


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#Ukraine #Russia #China

[_sillyeyes_]

So many authoritarian strong men on the world stage these days.
Number#45 would have bent over for every single one of them by now!!

[vertigo]

Amazon should better highlight China products so people can make an informed choice on who they are supporting.

[Carl_Grissom_Sr]

Your conservative propaganda counterpart said this would happen months ago. Step up your game progressive propaganda channel

[chuckkayak]

Hope China's economy can survive , with out relying on ours.

[robetclo]

China should reconsider its position and should stay neutral but if ever they decide to give Russia ammunition and artillery they just decided to take the side of the aggressor and history has never been kind with them.

[alfredoramirez-uwub]

Yaay let’s send more billions and soon our kids too!! Let’s go Brandon

[therainbow]

Kevin Baron looks and sounds like Jimmy Kimmel.

[JJUnohu]

Should've kept NATO off of the Russian border...

[TheDiamond]

I hope Zelenskyy has finalised his last will and testament if he’s going to sign a peace deal. DC will send their men to do a Nord Stream Pipeline on him.

[waynewilson]

All bets are off now after the Nordsteam bombing.

[angeline]

United Nations 🇺🇳 charter must be respected Territorial integrity must be respected

[deecee]

148, 000 russian occupiers killed so far 😱

[lukeelgon]

A simple question from someone with a naval and not air force background: why not supply attack helicopters as support for the battle tanks and artillery and ground to air defence systems? Training pilots for the latest generation fighter jets simply takes too long.

[GeorgeSkinner-eqjd]

They have been supplying Russia since the beginning. The only one that doesn’t know that is Obiden

[flodareltih]

Time for US to send more fighter jets and helicopters to Ukraine

[StuartLynne]

Ukraine doesn't need F16s now. But if you don't commit to giving the Ukraine F16s later this year for use later this year or next year so that training can start NOW and the logistics chain can start building NOW, then they won't be able to use them next year either.

[angeline]

Bottom line it’s up to Ukraine. All we can do is support them help them not get killed.

[JohnGemhunterDX]

Although, I agree with the general to send all we can, I must give President Biden kudos for the job he has done thus far. In this situation, I have supreme confidence in our president and am grateful that his many years of experience is leading us in this very complex dance...Just sayin'

[eddiecorleone]

They have intelligence on everything before it happens, but after it happens like Nordstream pipelines, it's inconclusive and too hard to investigate.

[davidferlazzo]

Commander stavridis, very well put, air support know, ,