China is not only supplying military technology to Russia, but also buying it from Moscow. The Insider has verified information indicating that Beijing has purchased documentation for a Russian-made automated command-and-control system (ACS) for landing operations. Such a system could be useful to China in a potential operation to seize Taiwan. As Russian prosecutors bring cases against Russian citizens over their alleged cooperation with Chinese interests, Russia’s state-controlled intermediary agency for defense-related trade — Rosoboronexport — has shipped nearly 400 pounds worth of sensitive documents to Beijing.

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China is not only supplying military technology to Russia, but also buying it from Moscow. The Insider has verified information indicating that Beijing has purchased documentation for a Russian-made automated command-and-control system (ACS) for landing operations.

Such a system could be useful to China in a potential operation to seize Taiwan. As Russian prosecutors bring cases against Russian citizens over their alleged cooperation with Chinese interests, Russia’s state-controlled intermediary agency for defense-related trade — Rosoboronexport — has shipped nearly 400 pounds worth of sensitive documents to Beijing.

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From an economic perspective, the rationale behind these [China-Russia] deals is clear: Russia is unable to produce “hardware” cost-effectively due to disrupted supply chains and the absence of a broad market for components. Its programmers and optimization experts, however, are still sought after. All of this is unfolding against the backdrop of criminal cases over entirely legal and official cooperation with China.