China has reaffirmed its support for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine crisis, welcoming dialogue between global powers. 🇨🇳 Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized Beijing's stance on Tuesday, highlighting hopes for inclusive negotiations leading to a lasting peace agreement.
The comments followed reports of a planned August 15 meeting between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin to discuss Ukraine. Notably, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and EU representatives were not invited—a detail sparking questions about representation in the process.
💡 "We hope all parties… will take part in the negotiation process and reach a fair, lasting agreement," Lin stated, underscoring China's call for balanced diplomacy.
While the U.S. and Russia navigate their complex ties, China positions itself as a neutral advocate for stability. Analysts say this reflects Beijing's broader strategy of promoting multilateral solutions in global conflicts. 🌐
