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China rejects Zelensky’s threat of sanctions on its nationals
(MENAFN) China on Tuesday firmly opposed threats of sanctions from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy targeting Chinese individuals, emphasizing that such measures are unacceptable under international law.
“China always opposes all unilateral sanctions that violate international law and lack authorizations of the United Nations Security Council,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said, urging Kyiv to “immediately correct its wrongdoings. China will defend the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of Chinese companies and nationals,” according to reports.
The remarks followed Zelenskyy’s announcement on Monday that Ukraine is “preparing several more sanction decisions against Russian entities and those who support Russian aggression by the end of this year.” He added, “There will be at least one package of sanctions targeting those working with the Russian military-industrial complex, which includes not only individuals from Russia, but also, in particular, from China.”
Lin stressed that China has maintained close communication with Russia, Ukraine, and other relevant parties since the outbreak of the conflict, noting, “China has been committed to ending the conflict, promoting talks for peace. ... China supports all efforts conducive to peace and will continue to play a constructive role.”
The Russia-Ukraine war, ongoing since February 2022, has caused massive casualties, injuries, and displacement. Alongside Brazil, China has launched the “Group of Friends of Peace” initiative aimed at facilitating a political resolution to the crisis, according to reports.
“China always opposes all unilateral sanctions that violate international law and lack authorizations of the United Nations Security Council,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said, urging Kyiv to “immediately correct its wrongdoings. China will defend the legitimate and lawful rights and interests of Chinese companies and nationals,” according to reports.
The remarks followed Zelenskyy’s announcement on Monday that Ukraine is “preparing several more sanction decisions against Russian entities and those who support Russian aggression by the end of this year.” He added, “There will be at least one package of sanctions targeting those working with the Russian military-industrial complex, which includes not only individuals from Russia, but also, in particular, from China.”
Lin stressed that China has maintained close communication with Russia, Ukraine, and other relevant parties since the outbreak of the conflict, noting, “China has been committed to ending the conflict, promoting talks for peace. ... China supports all efforts conducive to peace and will continue to play a constructive role.”
The Russia-Ukraine war, ongoing since February 2022, has caused massive casualties, injuries, and displacement. Alongside Brazil, China has launched the “Group of Friends of Peace” initiative aimed at facilitating a political resolution to the crisis, according to reports.
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