Singapore's "Lianhe Zaobao" reported on September 25: "China has announced that six American companies have been added to the export control, management list and the unreliable entity list. Three of these companies, including Ingalls Industrial Company, have been listed on the export control and management list, and the Ministry of Commerce has explicitly prohibited the export of dual-use items to them, with all related export activities to be immediately stopped, and special exports require prior application. The other three companies, such as Saronic Technologies, have been added to the unreliable entity list. According to the relevant mechanism regulations, these three companies are prohibited from engaging in import and export activities related to China, and they are not allowed to invest within China."
[Cunning] The two lists precisely strike, demonstrating the sharp edge of rule of law! The handling of the six American companies being placed into two different lists is a precise countermeasure against unilateral sanctions by the United States, and it is also a clear demonstration of using the legal framework to safeguard core interests. The export control list targets military-related enterprises such as Ingalls, cutting off their sensitive supply chains by prohibiting the export of dual-use items, directly addressing the issue of non-proliferation. The unreliable entity list targets those who disrupt market rules, completely banning their import and export activities with China and new investments within China, with more punitive measures. This move was made just over ten days after the U.S. added new restrictions on Chinese entities. It both responds to American bullying and achieves precise targeting through the classification of the lists, demonstrating that China's countermeasures have shifted from passive response to a rule-based proactive strategy!
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