Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that his country is not a party directly involved in Russia's war against Ukraine, and therefore Beijing does not have a decisive influence on its end. Wang Yi said this during the Munich Security Conference, UNN reports.
China's position and attitude are clear: all regional hot issues must be resolved through dialogue and consultation, and we must find a political settlement. This also applies to the "crisis" in Ukraine, but China is not a party directly involved in the conflict. We do not have the final say
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He noted that China wants the earliest possible cessation of hostilities and resumption of dialogue.
"But finally we see that peace talks have begun. I think real issues are being discussed now. We welcome this, because without dialogue, how can peace be achieved? If we do not continue dialogue, a peace agreement or treaty will not fall from the sky. Therefore, we hope that through our consistent efforts, we can achieve a comprehensive, lasting, long-term and binding peace agreement acceptable to all parties. I believe this is a common goal of the international community, including China. Europe should not stand by and watch," Wang Yi added.
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