China’s foreign minister has echoed Beijing’s ideas time and again, stressing that “the solution lies in addressing the legitimate concerns of all parties”.
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The Chinese government omitted any criticism of Russia this Saturday in its foreign minister’s speech, Wang Yifor the UN General Assembly, maintaining the equal distance it has shown since the start of the Russian invasion of its neighboring country.
The Ukrainian issue was barely two sentences in Wang’s speech, who repeated the ideas expressed time and again from Beijing: “We support all efforts for a peaceful solution of the crisis in Ukraine. Our priority is facilitate peace talksand the solution lies in addressing the legitimate concerns of all parties.”
In other words, it has failed to mention the latest elements that have exacerbated this crisis, such as the call for annexation referendums from Ukrainian territories to Russia, nor the mobilization of 300,000 Russian reservists to serve in the war, thereby refusing those who wanted to see a greater distance between Beijing and Moscow in recent days.
Yes, there has been room for allusions to the United States, raising the issue of Taiwan, “an inseparable part of China.” “We must resolutely fight against separatist activity and resist foreign interference,” Wang said.
Beijing and Washington recently clashed the visit to Taiwan of the chairman of the House of RepresentativesNancy Pelosi, which was followed by a series Chinese military maneuvers in the Taiwan Strait that lasted much of August.
For the rest, as every year, China has condemned the US embargo against Cuba and renewed its call for a two-state solution in the Middle East.
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Source: EITB
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