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- On June 22 2026, China added ten U.S. firms to its export control list, halting dual-use shipments.
- China’s finance ministry also barred procurement from 46 U.S. firms, including major defence contractors, effective Monday.
- The step counters the U.S. Pentagon’s June “1260H” blacklist that listed about 80 Chinese firms for alleged military ties.
- Chinese officials said the measures protect national security, meet non-proliferation obligations and order an immediate stop to the exports.
