Zelenskyy Criticizes China's Military Support for Russia in Ukraine War

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Oct. 28 said China is helping Russia militarily, while also aiding it to avoid international sanctions. According to Zelenskyy, it's important for China to pressure Russia into ending the fighting.
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European nations continue working on
plans to use frozen Russian assets to
aid Ukraine. Kev supports the plan while
highlighting the problems China is
creating by aiding Russia. entities
international correspondent Arian Pdar
has more
>> using the Russian frozen assets uh in
order to have more financial uh aid and
stability or in the field
>> the foreign minister of the Netherlands
is in Kiev on Tuesday advocating for
plans to use frozen Russian assets to
aid Ukraine he's also announcing an
offer of over $25 million to support
Ukraine's urgent need for energy
security and Ukrainian President
Vladimir Zilinski says it's important
for China to pressure Russia into ending
the fighting.
We see that China gave machinery for
weapons to the Russian Federation. We
see that it helps to circumvent
sanctions.
We see that there are Chinese
mercenaries who fought against Ukrainian
soldiers.
Zalinski also says Ukrainian and
European officials will meet at the end
of this week to discuss the details of a
ceasefire plan. And the Kremlin says
direct peace talks are passed blaming
KIA for the situation.
We are currently unable to assess the
prospects for resuming the negotiation
process because as we have repeatedly
stated the current pause is due to the K
of regime's unwillingness to continue
this negotiation process. Russia's
foreign minister, meanwhile, says Moscow
is waiting for the United States to
confirm a peace plan they presented to
Russia at the Alaska summit in August.
He suggests that Russia and Ukraine
broker a permanent peace deal instead of
entering a temporary ceasefire first.
Arian Pastar, NTD News.
