Not really. China doesn't share a border with us, doesn't claim any EU territory, and didn't historically rule our lands the way the USSR did. In the context of spheres of influence and security interests, its strategic goals aren't directly at odds with the EU's core interests.
> EU is not a singular country, and Germany or France don't border Russia either.
But soon they could, that's the problem.
> Considering China is ok to supply Russia, I don't see how your second point has any standing either.
Supply? China supplies Ukraine too. Ukraine's drone sector runs heavily on Chinese supply chains. And if China really wanted to supply Russia, the war would likely be over by now, Russia would have taken all of Ukraine.
