China Urges UN Security Council to Foster Ukraine Peace Talks
China urges the UN Security Council to promote consensus for peace talks on Ukraine as the conflict marks its third anniversary.
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China urges the UN Security Council to promote consensus for peace talks on Ukraine as the conflict marks its third anniversary.
China supports all peace efforts in Ukraine and urges active participation from all parties, says Fu Cong at the UNGA special session.
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