Among them is abstention from sanctions. China’s foreign minister proposed three steps to end Russia’s war against Ukraine

He stated this on Tuesday, September 24, during a meeting of the UN Security Council, reports Ukrinform.

“All parties should prioritize peace and people and should be truly committed to promoting peace talks,” he said, calling China’s three proposals to end the war, among which:

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• cessation of hostilities in order to prevent the expansion of the front line. Wang Yi also noted that the destruction of nuclear facilities or the use of nuclear weapons are unacceptable. The head of Chinese diplomacy emphasized that “the more weapons are directed into the war zone, the more difficult it is to achieve a ceasefire“, without clarifying exactly what kind of military assistance he means;
• the need for urgent dialogue and negotiations, which the Chinese Foreign Minister called “the only viable way” to settle the war.
• prevention “the course of the crisis (this is how China calls Russia’s war against Ukraine, — ed.)” on the world economy. He specified that he meant the need to refrain from sanctions and blocking certain areas of world trade. According to Wang Yi, this allegedly threatens sustainable development, one of the goals of the United Nations.

He also emphasized that China’s position regarding the Russian Federation’s war against Ukraine “remains consistent.”

“The sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries must be respected. The goals and principles of the UN Charter must be fulfilled. The legitimate security concerns of all countries should be taken seriously, and it is also important to support all initiatives aimed at resolving this crisis,” Wang Yi said.

“Peace plan” of China and Brazil – what is known

On May 24, the Reuters agency reported that Brazil and China are calling for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine with the participation of both countries, calling such a move “the only solution “the Ukrainian crisis”.

The corresponding statement was signed by Celso Amorim, a special adviser to the President of Brazil, and Wang Yi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of China.

The document emphasizes that both countries support an international peace conference “held at the appropriate time, recognized by both Russia and Ukraine, with equal participation of all parties, as well as an honest discussion of all peace plans.”

Brazil and China also require all sides to adhere to the three principles of conflict de-escalation: not to expand the battlefield, not to escalate hostilities, and to avoid provocations. In the statement, the countries also emphasize the inadmissibility of the use of weapons of mass destruction, in particular nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, and draw attention to the need to prevent nuclear proliferation and avoid a nuclear crisis.

On June 5, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine responded to China’s statement of support “peace plan of the Global South”. The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the only fair basis for ending the war in Ukraine is the peace formula of President Volodymyr Zelenskyi.

On September 12, Volodymyr Zelenskyi named “destructive” proposal by Brazil and China to settle Russia’s war against Ukraine and said that the Brazilian government is pro-Russian.

On September 17, President Lula da Silva said that Brazil cannot take sides in the war between Ukraine and Russia, and that those who are now seeking dialogue with the country should have done so earlier.