WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: What do you make of the Russian statement that China supports Russia's actions in Ukraine? China like Russia, a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.</s>JIM WALSH, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ANALYST: You know I think China is going to try to stay out of this one. It brings different competing interests for Chinese foreign policy. On the one hand, China has always had this long standing policy of noninterference in other country's affairs. You know don't bother us and we won't bother you. That's been very convenient for them and an excuse not to get involved when there is an international crisis. But let's also be clear that during the history of China, they have been happy to intervene militarily on their borders in border states. That's what the Russians are doing. They care about borders. It is good old power politics from a century long ago. So the Chinese are not -- you know have been known to do this too. I'm sure the Chinese have mixed feelings. My guess is they're going to keep their mouth shut.</s>BLITZER: Yes they like to stay out of these kinds of matters. All right. Thanks very much Jim Walsh of MIT helping us better appreciate what's going on. Still to come: the breaking news continuing, a Ukrainian warship steaming toward the Black Sea. Our own Ivan Watson is following it. We're going to check in with Ivan. These are dramatic images you are about to see.
Russia: China Supports its Actions