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Reuters: Scandal Between the US and China Occurs at UN Security Council Meeting
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A scandal erupted between the United States and China during a UN Security Council meeting, according to TASS citing Reuters.
The disagreement began after the US ambassador to the UN, Dorothy Shea, urged all UN member states—especially China—to stop exporting so-called dual-use goods to Russia, which could give Russia a military advantage.
In response, China's UN ambassador, Geng Shuang, asked the US to "stop shifting blame onto Ukraine or creating confrontation, and instead play a more constructive role in facilitating a ceasefire and peaceful negotiations."