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G7 leaders warned Beijing to stop sending weapons components to Russia .
China 's foreign ministry spokesman says statement was "full of arrogance, prejudice and lies" Statement released at end of summit criticized China on many of these issues.
It included an accusation against Beijing of sending dual-use materials to Russia , which it said were helping the war effort in Ukraine .
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