According to the U.S. State Department, on November 5, the United States sanctioned two Chinese companies—China Electronics Import-Export Corporation (CEIEC) and Beijing H&C Technologies—for allegedly selling electronic defense equipment and security systems to the Cuban government. The State Department said this marks the first time the U.S. has imposed sanctions on Chinese companies specifically for Cuba-related activities.

China's Commerce Ministry spokesperson said the U.S. unilateral sanctions violate international law and fundamental principles of international relations, and China firmly opposes them. The ministry reserved the right to take necessary measures to protect its legitimate rights.

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