The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said that China is working for a sustainable, strategic solution to the problem of the war unleashed by Russia.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said he received a clear signal from his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi that Beijing is not looking for “temporary solutions,” but is working for a sustainable and strategic solution to the problem of the war of Russia against Ukraine. Kuleba spoke about this on Thursday, July 25, in a TSN interview.
According to Kuleba, the first and most important point of negotiation is China’s support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity. He noted that Wang Yi has “made it very clear and repeated” that the position of supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity is unshakable for China.
The second important diplomatic point, according to him, is the position on establishing a sustainable, just peace in Ukraine.
“I spoke about the importance of a just peace, and not just any peace. And my Chinese colleague added that it is just and lasting, because we are usually the ones who keep saying that peace must be maintained. It is important “, we received a clear signal that China is not looking for any temporary solution, temporary ceasefire, but is working for a permanent, strategic solution to the problem of the war launched by Russia against Ukraine,” Kuleba said , emphasizing that this is also a very positive sign.
As you know, Kuleba is on an official visit to China at the invitation of his Chinese colleague Wang Yi from July 23 to 25.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said China supports the start of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
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