China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

China has vehemently criticized NATO after the alliance labeled Beijing a "decisive enabler" of Russia's war in Ukraine. The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson accused NATO of posing an "enormous danger to the world" and creating "imaginary enemies."

Amid heightened concerns about President Biden's mental acuity, China has launched a scathing attack on NATO, accusing the alliance of "enormous danger to the world" following Beijing's designation as a "decisive enabler" of Russia's aggression in Ukraine.

The strongly worded NATO communiqué, approved by all 32 member nations on Wednesday, marked the alliance's most forceful stance against Beijing since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began over two years ago. However, Beijing has rejected the accusations, with Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian labeling NATO's actions as "scaremongering" and "belligerent."

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

Lin accused NATO of creating "turmoil and chaos" wherever it goes, claiming that the alliance's security anxieties are "self-made." He further asserted that the "success" and "strength" boasted by NATO create "enormous danger to the world."

China's criticism stems from its refusal to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine, opting instead to support Moscow by bolstering its defense industrial base and alleviating Western sanctions through increased trade. The NATO communiqué specifically highlights China's "no-limits partnership" with Russia as a factor fueling Putin's war efforts.

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

The NATO document alleges that China has provided Russia with "material and political support," including the transfer of dual-use materials that can be repurposed for military applications. NATO maintains that Beijing's actions have "negatively impacted its interests and reputation."

In response, Lin accused NATO of "fueling the flames" of war by aiding Ukraine and alleged that the alliance is disrupting peace and stability both in Europe and Asia through its collaboration with the U.S. on Indo-Pacific policies.

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

Despite China's claims of victimization, Beijing has concurrently launched military exercises on the border of Poland with Belarus, which has been used as a staging ground for the invasion of Ukraine and remains a staunch supporter of Russia.

While the Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson described the exercises as "normal" military activities, the chief of the Belarusian special operations command acknowledged that "events taking place in the world are alarming" and called for the adoption of "new forms and methods" of performing tactical tasks.

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

China Accuses NATO of 'Enormous Danger' After Beijing Listed as 'Decisive Enabler' of Russia's War

The escalation of tensions between China and NATO underscores the growing geopolitical rivalry between the two powers. China's concerns over NATO's expansion in the Indo-Pacific region and its support for Taiwan have further strained relations.

As NATO continues to grapple with the challenges posed by Russia's war in Ukraine, the alliance's stance toward China will likely remain a contentious issue, with potential implications for global stability and security.