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China says it is willing to mediate between Russia and Ukraine after saying it 'deeply regretted' the war in sign that Beijing's support for Putin is wavering
Daily Mail ^ | 3/2/2022 | David Averre

Posted on 03/02/2022 7:33:17 AM PST by marcusmaximus

China has seemingly offered to mediate ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia amid its strongest comments yet over the conflict.

A statement from Beijing yesterday said: 'Ukraine is willing to strengthen communications with China and looks forward to China playing a role in realising a ceasefire.'

Chinese authorities added they are 'extremely concerned about the harm to civilians' amid the fighting.

It comes after Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi shared a call with his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba, in which he called on the two countries to 'find a way to resolve the issue through negotiations' according to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV.

Wang also reportedly said he 'deeply regrets that conflict has broken out between Ukraine and Russia', and is paying 'extreme attention to the harm suffered by civilians'.

Kuleba meanwhile said Wang assured him 'of China's readiness to make every effort to end the war on Ukrainian soil through diplomacy, including as a permanent member of the UN Security Council'.

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