China Offers To Be The Mediator Between Russia-Ukraine

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China Offers To Be The Mediator Between Russia-Ukraine


China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, said China was open to proposals to help mediate the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Monday (7/3). He also stressed that the friendship between Beijing and Moscow remains strong.

"China wants to work with the international community to carry out the required mediation, if needed," Wang said Monday.

However, he stressed the friendship between Beijing and Moscow remains strong.

"The friendship between the two peoples is very strong, and the prospects for cooperation between the two sides are still very broad," Wang continued.

According to Wang, the bilateral relationship between Russia and China is the most crucial bilateral relationship in the world, and it is also influential in world peace, stability and development.


Meanwhile, China's position is further complicated by its refusal to denounce Russia's invasion of Ukraine. When other countries imposed sanctions on Russia, China remained silent even though it had appealed to all parties to take diplomacy to resolve this issue.

Previously, the European Union's Head of Foreign Policy, Josep Borrell, assessed that China should mediate a peace dialogue between Ukraine and Russia, given that Western powers cannot facilitate such dialogue.

"There is no other alternative, it has to be China, I'm sure of it," Borrell said in an interview with Spanish media, El Mundo, released on Friday (4/3).

China Sends Help

Apart from that, Wang Yi stated that his country's Red Cross would send humanitarian aid to Ukraine as soon as possible. However, Wang also praised Beijing's good relations with Moscow which he described as rock solid Monday.

Wang said China wanted to continue to provide support in resolving the humanitarian crisis. He also claimed the Chinese Red Cross would soon send aid to Ukraine, but gave no details on the aid.


Wang said the friendship between China and Russia is as solid as a rock. The prospect of cooperation between the two countries is also said to be quite bright.

"No matter how bad the international situation, China and Russia will maintain their strategic cooperation and continue to support comprehensive strategic cooperation in the new era," Wang said.

Not only that, Wang considered the root cause of the situation in Ukraine to be quite complex and did not happen overnight.

"Solving complex problems requires calm and rationality, rather than pouring oil on the fire and exacerbating the problem," he said.

As the world races to denounce Russia, China has refused to do the same, nor has it declared an "invasion." China instead asked Western countries to respect Russia's perceived security concerns.

In addition, China refused to impose economic sanctions on Russia, when Western countries imposed various economic sanctions and made the value of the Russian currency plummet.


However, China has said that the escalation of the crisis in Ukraine is not something the country wants to see.



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