China is calling “all sides”, aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Ukraine, which is to find to find “as much son”.
“We will interact on time in all sides and stakeholders peace talks and arrive as a fair, binding, binding and acceptable peace for all parties,” Mao Ning, a spokesperson of Chinese Purvabhas Mint, said during a regular news conference on Monday.
In his comments on Monday, Mao Ning said, “China supports all efforts favorable for peaceful disposal of crisis and is happy to maintain contact with Russia and the United States, improve its relations and promote a political disposal process of Ukraine crisis.”
Mao’s commentary came within a few hours of German Foreign Minister Johann Wadeful, which asks Beijing to promote the aggression of Russia’s war with financial and physical support, saying “China is Russia’s dual food items and Russian’s best oil and gas customer’s largest supplier. Possible by China.”
Stressful atmosphere before Trump-Zalensky meeting
Mao’s comments came on Monday as European leaders of Washington, DC, who sit with US President Donald Trump on Monday to support Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelanski – who met Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday – to discuss the war.
Monday’s meetings are more tension, Trump re -moved his sympathy to the aggressive Putin and pressurized the Zelanceci land to achieve peace.
Trump is eager for the final, “to fulfill the promise of his campaign to end the war immediately in Ukraine,” something that has removed him for months, and the Ukrainian leader has said that there is a possibility of pushing Zelanski for concessions.
Although Trump expressed disappointment that Russia did not agree to a ceasefire in Alaska, stating that both Russia and American wood provide “strong security guarantee”.
The possibility of a promise of discovery was offered little statistics for Ukrainian, which received similar vows in 1994, when the so -called Budapest memorandum signed by Ukraine, UK and the US handed over Soviet nuclear weapons in exchange for security and regional guarantee.
