China has added fourteen European organizations to its export control list. This action is a direct response to the European Union's sanctions against Chinese firms. Chinese companies cannot export dual-use items to these European entities. Foreign companies are also barred from supplying Chinese-made dual-use items to them. These measures aim to safeguard China's national security and interests.

The blacklist also includes three companies from Turkey, three from Kyrgyzstan, two from Kazakhstan, two from the United Arab Emirates and one from India

China added 14 European Union entities, including Lafert SpA and Rheinmetall AG, to its export control list, effective immediately, as a countermeasure against the bloc's newly…

China adds 14 EU entities to export control list: commerce ministry

中国は、ウクライナを巡るロシアに対する欧州の制裁への報復として、イタリアのラフェルトを含むEUの14事業体に対し、軍民両用製品の輸出を禁止した。