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Ukraine sanctions three Chinese entities

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Ukraine announced a new set of sanctions over Russia's war efforts in the country, targeting, among others, three Chinese entities, a presidential decree showed on Friday.

The new sanctions target multiple Russian entities, as well as China's Beijing Aviation And Aerospace Xianghui Technology Co Ltd, Rui Jin Machinery Co Ltd, and Zhongfu Shenying Carbon Fiber Xining Co Ltd.

The move comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused China of supplying Moscow with artillery and gunpowder, which Beijing denied, insisting it has not provided Moscow with any "lethal weapons."

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