How China forgot promises and ‘debts’ to Ukraine, and backed Russia’s war
Summary
The article discusses China's changing relationship with Ukraine and its support for Russia during the ongoing conflict. Originally, China promised Ukraine security guarantees but now appears more aligned with Russia. This shift has led to Ukraine viewing China as a strategic adversary rather than a neutral party.Key Facts
- China expressed neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine conflict but shows closer ties with Russia.
- In the 1990s, China supported Ukraine’s decision to give up nuclear weapons with security promises.
- A 2013 treaty promised that China would not harm Ukraine’s sovereignty or security.
- China published a position paper in 2023 that did not condemn Russia's actions in Ukraine.
- Ukraine accused China of influencing other countries against peace efforts and providing material support to Russia.
- China declined to attend a peace conference organized by Ukraine in 2024.
- Ukraine is strengthening ties with NATO and other allies, viewing China as an adversary.
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