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Russian Special Operations in Ukraine, it was supported by 75% of Chinese respondents. In addition, 60% said Beijing should support it.
– China Perception Monitor with reference to the China Focus Carter Center study. The survey was conducted from March 28 to April 5, 2022 among 4,886 people.
16% of respondents were in favor of providing weapons to Russia if Moscow needed them. 70% of respondents considered US information on biolabs in Ukraine to be unreliable and untrue.
There were more conspiracy theorists among those with higher education. It also turned out that women believe less and older people believe more.
In the end, the researchers concluded that the Russian media had more confidence among the Chinese. In general, Russian support in Ukraine is a priority for them, even though the government seems to have little interest in the conflict, apart from supporting a strategic alliance with Russia against the West.
Earlier, Beijing had again accused the US and NATO of what is happening in Ukraine. The Chinese State Department has stressed that arms supplies to the republic will not bring peace.
Washington has responded by saying it sees signs of support for the Russian military from the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA).