China Tells Ukraine It 'Does Not Sell Lethal Weapons' to Russia

China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, assured his Ukrainian counterpart, Dmytro Kuleba, during a Munich security conference meeting that Beijing refrains from selling lethal weapons to Russia amid the Ukraine conflict. Wang emphasized China's neutrality in the conflict, despite criticism for not condemning Moscow's offensive. China and Russia's growing economic and diplomatic ties have raised concerns about military support. Wang rejected accusations of supplying lethal arms to Russia and expressed hope for normal development in China-Ukraine relations. He thanked Ukraine for aiding the evacuation of Chinese citizens during emergencies. Wang affirmed China's commitment to political settlements and promoting peace talks in flashpoint issues. Despite challenges, he pledged China's constructive role in ending the war and re-establishing peace. Wang stated that even with a glimmer of hope, China would persist in its efforts for peace. The assurance reflects China's delicate diplomatic stance, attempting to balance ties with both Russia and Ukraine while avoiding direct involvement in the conflict. China's role in global geopolitics remains under scrutiny as it navigates relationships with major players in the evolving international landscape.

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