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A senior US State Department official gave new clues on Wednesday about the consequences China could face if it was caught aiding Russia in the invasion of Ukraine – the latest sign that Beijing failed to convince Washington of its proclaimed neutrality in the war. “I think you just have to look at the range of sanctions, others that will be announced today, against [Russian President Vladimir] Putin,” Under Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, the department’s No. 2 official, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. “It gives President Xi [Jinping]I think, a pretty good understanding of what could happen to...
