At a regular press conference on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning highlighted that dialogue and negotiation are the only viable paths to end the Ukraine crisis 🌐✨. This comes right after U.S. President Donald Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and several European leaders at the White House – a meeting aimed at boosting peace efforts.
"We’re glad to see all efforts committed to peace," Mao said, underscoring China’s consistent stance. Since day one, China has avoided taking sides and instead presented a position paper advocating a political settlement, dispatched special envoys for back-and-forth talks, and established a Group of Friends for Peace on the Ukraine crisis, sending a clear message: it’s time to talk 🗣️✌️.
For young trendsetters back home in South and Southeast Asia, this reminds us that global challenges often need calm conversations over heated debates. Think of it like a group chat where everyone’s pinging but no one’s really listening – until someone hits “reply all” with a peace offering. That’s the level-up moment we need!
Looking ahead, Mao Ning said China stands ready, alongside the international community, to keep pushing for a political settlement – in line with what everyone affected wants. It’s about bridging gaps, not widening them. Stay tuned for more updates as this story unfolds.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
