EU Commissioner for Foreign Policy Josep Borrell felt that the Chinese peace plan to resolve the Ukrainian crisis is not enough to end the conflict.
The Financial Times, citing Borrell, notes that although the Chinese peace plan is not enough to end the conflict in Ukraine, it cannot be considered pro-Russian.
Borrell added that Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow reduced the risk of nuclear war.
Borrell added: “It is important that Xi Jinping’s visit to Moscow reduces the risks of nuclear war, and, for their part, the Chinese representatives have made it very clear,” noting that China’s plan to resolve the Ukraine crisis includes the inadmissibility of the use of nuclear weapons.
It is noteworthy that Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Moscow on March 20-22 as part of his first official visit after being re-elected as president of his country for a third term.
Last February, the Chinese authorities proposed their 12-point peace plan for Ukraine, including calls for a ceasefire, respect for the legitimate security interests of all countries, and a resolution to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. Ukraine.
For his part, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that many points of the Chinese peace plan can be considered the basis for a settlement, when Ukraine and the West show a willingness to compromise.
Source: News
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