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China backs Cuba amid US sanctions, reinforcing ties

China has publicly backed Cuba against sanctions and foreign interference, following recent US penalties against two Chinese firms for alleged military supply to the island nation. During a meeting in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi assured his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodriguez, of China's unwavering support for Cuba's sovereignty. In return, Havana reiterated its commitment to the one-China principle and endorsed President Xi Jinping's global initiatives. AI

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China backs Cuba amid US sanctions, reinforcing ties

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Teresa Elena Frontado,Igor Patrick ·

    China backs Cuba as Havana raises US fuel pressure in Beijing

    China pledged on Wednesday to stand by Cuba against sanctions and foreign interference, days after Washington penalised two Chinese state-linked firms for allegedly supplying the Cuban military. Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez in Beijing that C…