China Calls for Diplomacy to Resume
- February 24, 2022
China has called through state media for the resumption of diplomacy in the conflict over Ukraine. “The door to a peaceful solution is not yet completely closed and should never be
China has called through state media for the resumption of diplomacy in the conflict over Ukraine. “The door to a peaceful solution is not yet completely closed and should never be
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