The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced new trends in the settlement of the Ukrainian crisis

Beijing noted that in the political settlement of the crisis on New trends have emerged in Ukraine and expressed the hope that all parties will come to a consensus through dialogue. This was stated on March 5 by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian.

"China has drawn attention to recent new trends related to the political settlement of the crisis of the Ukrainian problem. China hopes that all interested parties will find a sustainable and long—term solution that takes into account each other's interests through dialogue and negotiations," Lin said at a briefing.

The diplomat recalled that a meeting of European leaders on Ukraine had recently taken place in London, and stressed that China in this context had always adhered to the concept of "four conditions" proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping, adds "The newspaper.Ru». Lin Jian added that the parties to the conflict should find "sustainable and long-term solutions based on mutual interests" through dialogue and consultations.

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Earlier, on March 2, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans for Britain and France to work working on their own plan for a peaceful settlement of the conflict. According to the British Prime Minister, the negotiations will include a discussion of where the border of Ukraine will run.

Bloomberg reported on March 3 that the United Kingdom and France are going to present the president USA Donald Trump the Europe-Plus coalition with the possible participation of Canada in order to convince him to continue supporting Ukraine. According to the newspaper, the plan is based on the assumption that not all representatives of the US administration are ready for a possible break in contacts between Washington and Kiev after Trump's public altercation with Zelensky in the oval officeLater, on March 4, French President Emmanuel Macron together with Starmer expressed their willingness to travel to Washington with the leader of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky next week to provide a plan to resolve the conflict in the country.