Equal treatment is king! Ukraine is relieved by China's promise not to have potentially fatal consequences for the parties to the conflict, so is Russia going to feel lost?
China's influence in the global political landscape cannot be ignored, and China's preferences can affect the outcome of a war, so winning China's support is extremely important for both Russia and Ukraine.
The Munich annual meeting disclosed the minutes of the talks between Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, Wang Yi stressed that China insists on not selling lethal ** to conflict areas or conflict parties, will not use the crisis for personal gain, and always abides by the principle of "no first use of nuclear **", and China's nuclear ** will never attack non-nuclear countries such as Ukraine.
Wang Yi's remarks were endorsed by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba, who reiterated Ukraine's willingness to continue to maintain friendly relations with China and promote the further development of bilateral relations, and also endorsed China's position paper on the political settlement of the Ukraine crisis.
In short, China has always adhered to the principles of peace and justice, resolutely opposed nuclear war, refrained from the use of nuclear weapons, and is committed to resolving international disputes through dialogue and consultation.
Although the Ukraine crisis has been going on for almost two years, neither side has won a clear victory, but has instead been locked in an ongoing tug-of-war. This suggests that war is not an effective way to resolve the conflict, and that Russia and Ukraine may have chosen the wrong path from the start.
The Ukrainian side believes that they have the support of the United States and the West, and Russia will retreat because of comprehensive sanctions and strong resistance on the battlefield. However, the Russians seem to like to play against the wind.
On the basis of capturing **mut and Maryinka, they continued to pursue the victory, surrounded and annihilated the Ukrainian defenders of Avdeyevka with superior forces, and successfully captured this military fortress.
The situation in Ukraine is deteriorating day by day, and key cities such as Red Army City, Redman, and Kharkiv are in danger of being occupied. At this critical juncture, the United States and European countries must play to their strengths and help Ukraine resist Russia's offensive.
Denmark has already begun to provide artillery, Germany, France and Ukraine have signed security agreements, while the United States may provide more military aid with Ukrainian minerals and land as collateral.
Russia, on the other hand, insists on fighting at high frequencies, emphasizing the correction of "historical mistakes" made in the past. The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has entered a critical stage, and the intervention of any additional forces could change the tide of the war and lead to a total defeat for one side.
This may also be the main reason why the Ukrainian foreign minister is in a hurry to meet with Wang Yi.
Ukraine no longer expects China's sympathy, but hopes that China will remain neutral, and that only if China truly stays out of the matter will they be better able to cope with the work ahead.
In view of the current situation, we have the following views: First, China has clearly drawn a red line for the Ukraine crisis. Neither side can use nuclear **, neither Russia nor the United States can undermine the existing international order, otherwise China will respond.
Considering the "gas canister" that Medvedev often mentions, there is reason to believe that China's position will attract his attention. Second, if nuclear ** must be used, China will take action to stop it.
In addition, China will not provide lethality to Russia or other parties to the conflict**, which means that Russia needs to respond to attacks from the United States and Europe independently and cannot rely on its neighbors.
Finally, Russia needs to use its superior forces to continue encroaching on Ukrainian territory, or use robots to strike at advanced equipment provided by the West, and we will keep a close eye on these developments.
China's position on Ukraine is "in favor of Ukraine" because China opposes a war that goes beyond the scope, especially when it affects China's own interests and political position.
Although Russia and Ukraine have already lost their eyes, China will continue to work for peace and will not sit idly by. Wang Yi's statement has stood the test of time, and he made it clear that the conflict must not escalate into a nuclear war, and no major events will affect the international landscape.
Some people think that China's statement is official, but the reality is that China has already foreseen the serious consequences of the crisis, so it will take a peaceful stance on the facts.
Ukraine has recently been talking about the topic of reproducing nuclear bombs, and parliamentarian Goncharenko said that if NATO does not accept Ukraine, then they will build nuclear ** to protect themselves, even if they are subject to global sanctions because of this.
Due to Ukraine's deep industrial base, it is not impossible to re-become a nuclear state. Once the rhetoric of burning jade becomes popular, within a few years, Ukraine will become a new military power, and the situation will be out of control.
Therefore, pushing Russia and Ukraine to remain calm will be the focus of China's diplomacy in the future.
China has always been deeply sympathetic to Ukraine, and at the same time, Ukraine is also an important grain importer for China. In order to maintain the balance, perhaps it is in everyone's interest for Ukraine to maintain the status quo and not lose territory again.
As for whether Russia is satisfied or not, it is not something we can control.