China's commerce ministry has expressed firm opposition to the European Union's recent sanctions against Russia, which include Chinese entities. The 20th round of sanctions targets third-country suppliers, particularly those accused of providing dual-use goods to Russia's military-industrial complex. A spokesperson stated that this action contradicts the consensus reached between Chinese and EU leaders and undermines mutual trust. The ministry emphasized that it would take necessary measures to safeguard Chinese companies, warning that the EU will bear all consequences of these sanctions. This development highlights the growing tensions between China and the EU amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts.