China stated that it supports the “consensus” between the US and Russia on war in Ukraine

China’s Foreign Minister Van J. Photo: Getty Images

China’s Foreign Minister Wang I was declared at the G20 summit in South Africa that Beijing supports a “recent consensus” reached between the United States and Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

Source: China’s Foreign Ministry

Literally: “Recently, calls for peace talks are being made and the peace window opens. Although the positions of all parties are not quite consistent and difficult to find simple solutions to complex problems, dialogue is better than confrontation, and peace negotiations are better than war.

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China has always advocated as soon as possible and peaceful settlement of the “crisis” (wars – ed.) And actively promotes peace and negotiations in accordance with the “four principles” proposed by the head of the PRC SI Jinping.

China supports all efforts to achieve peace, including a recent consensus, achieved between the United States and Russia, and expects the parties to find a stable and long -term solution that will relieve their mutual concern. China is ready to continue to play a constructive role in the political settlement of “crisis” (wars – ed.) According to the requests of the parties and taking into account the concern of the international community, especially the global south. ”

Details: In addition, Van met with Russian representative Sergei Lavrov in the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Johannesburg on Thursday.

At the same time, in his statement, the G20 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China stated that countries “should respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of each other, as well as the path of development and social system, self -elected every country.”

Literally: “We need to insist on resolving differences between countries and international and regional hot spots through dialogue and peaceful, refrain from confrontation between camps and interference with internal affairs of other countries.”

Vana’s statement appeared after US and Russian officials met in Saudi Arabia this week without the participation of Ukraine to discuss the termination of the war. Negotiations in Riyadh have caused fears that Washington and Moscow could conclude a peace agreement on favorable conditions for Russia.

Recall:

• US President Donald Trump, who has long been threatening to stop American assistance to Ukraine, repeated the Kremlin’s theses in recent days, calling President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky a “dictator” and accusing Kiev of a cruel full -scale Moscow invasion.
• China was one of the Kremlin’s most important allies during its attack on Ukraine, and Western officials accused Beijing of providing materials and technologies to strengthen the Russian defense. China has repeatedly denied these accusations and insisted on its impartiality.
• Last month, China’s leader Xi Jinping and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin promised to deepen the links between their countries, based on a statement, which both leaders signed on the eve of the invasion of Ukraine and proclaimed that Chinese-Russian cooperation had no restrictions.