Russian ambassador to China uses a Chinese adage to denounce Western sanctions

 Russian Ambassador to China Andrey Denisov used the Chinese adage "Shoot oneself in the foot" to denounce Western sanctions. He called on BRICS nations to reduce dependence on U.S.-dominated global payment system during an interview with CGTN.


Andrey Denisov, Russian ambassador to China, BRICS


Location: China

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