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Once again, what international law was broken? You keep saying international law without actually citing it. What am I suppose to reply to, when your accusation is so vague?Your statement is valid until Ukraine can gurantee pay back the money invested to Chinese for nationalize motor sich.
You have yet to reply me Ukraine has promised to pay back Chinese money or willing to foot compensate with any statement from Ukraine side.
All is your wishful thinking Ukraine will act rational and according what international law stated. These Ukrainian try to play jungle law and we will give them one.
I will say this again, Chinese investors are free to sue Ukraine for lost investment due to nationalization, assuming Ukraine doesn't pay the investment back.
It's not that hard of a concept to grasp.
First, Ukraine is now about to sell engines to Turkey, and apparently a fairly large order at that, so they aren't in danger of going bankrupt any time soon.What are you looking for? Reason for China to buy or reason for ukraine to sell? Chinese company wants to buy because motor sich can be profitable as a Chinese company. Ukraine want to sell because without Chinese orders, the company would go bankrupt. Yes, I know the ukrainian gov nationalized. Now it is up to the ukrainian tax payers to keep its lights on. Go ahead, argue this is not the case.
Second, REGARDLESS of the reason, why point remains consistent, Ukraine does not want to sell vital technology to China. You're arguing something completely different to my point.