“Switzerland supports the so-called “peace initiative” of China and Brazil regarding the war in Ukraine, despite the fact that there is no reference to the UN Charter and the territorial integrity of Ukraine. Source: Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs spokesman Nicolas Bideau, reports “European Pravda” with reference to Blick Details: As Bideau explained, Switzerland supports the “peace initiative” of China and Brazil, as it calls for a ceasefire and a political solution to the conflict and offers an alternative. belligerent speeches” that were made at the UN both from the Ukrainian and Russian sides.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: the spokesman of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland, Nicolas Bideau, reports “Europa Pravda” with reference to Blick
Details: As Bideau explained, Switzerland supports the “peace initiative” of China and Brazil, as it calls for a ceasefire and a political solution to the conflict and offers an alternative to the “belligerent speeches” that were made at the UN by both the Ukrainian and Russian sides.
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At the same time, the spokesperson of the Swiss Foreign Ministry emphasized the importance of referring to the UN Charter in any peace initiatives regarding Ukraine, noting that Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke about this in a speech at the Security Council.
Switzerland, which hosted the first Global Summit based on the Ukrainian Peace Formula in June, was one of the few Western countries to be invited to a meeting organized by China and Brazil regarding their “peace initiative” on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on September 27.
What preceded: Hungary also declared its support for the Sino-Brazilian initiative among European countries.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi previously called the Chinese-Brazilian proposal “destructive”, primarily because it was not discussed with Ukraine.
The top diplomat of the European Union, Josep Borrell, also criticized this “peace plan”, noting that its participants “think in terms of surrender when talking about peace.”