48小时风暴再起！欧盟核选项出击，冯德莱恩：12家中企只是开头

Group 1 - The European Union has unexpectedly included 12 Chinese companies in its latest round of sanctions against Russia, raising concerns about the implications for China-EU relations [2][6][16] - The sanctions target companies involved in oil-related activities, with no substantial evidence provided to justify the accusations against these firms [4][9] - The EU's actions appear to be politically motivated, aiming to align with U.S. interests while creating challenges for Chinese enterprises [11][13] Group 2 - The impact of these sanctions on European manufacturing is significant, with companies facing increased costs and potential supply chain disruptions [21] - Some affected Chinese companies have proactively adapted by relocating production and seeking new markets, demonstrating resilience in the face of adversity [21] - The ongoing tensions and sanctions could lead to a broader economic fallout, affecting various industries and prompting a reevaluation of trade relationships [19][21]