Hey there, globe-trotters! 🌎 Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi just dropped some major peace vibes at the UN headquarters in New York. On Tuesday, he called on the United Nations Security Council to bridge differences and find common ground to bring lasting peace to the Ukraine crisis. 🙏
The conflict in Ukraine has dragged on, entering its third year. With each passing day, the situation worsens: more people affected, more regional instability, and peace seems like a distant dream. 😔 Wang Yi didn't hold back, emphasizing that this can't go on and urging everyone to flip the script ASAP!
\"Every additional day of the crisis brings more suffering to the people, more destruction to the region, and more instability to the world,\" Wang said. He stressed the need for all parties to prioritize peace and the well-being of the people. It's time to roll up our sleeves and get those peace talks rolling! 🕊️
He laid out three must-do's:
- Prevent the conflict from spilling over beyond the battlefield 🚫🔥
- Avoid any escalation of tensions 🚧
- Refrain from actions that could fuel the conflict ✋
Wang Yi also highlighted that nations from the Global South are stepping up, uniting to create an atmosphere ripe for peace. 🌐✊ The international community should grab this chance to promote dialogue and make peace a reality.
He had a word of caution too: nobody should use the crisis as an excuse for imposing illegal unilateral sanctions or creating divisions. Instead, let's team up on energy, finance, trade, food security, and protecting vital infrastructure like oil and gas pipelines. Teamwork makes the dream work, right? 🤝
In a world that's increasingly connected, Wang Yi's message is clear: unity and dialogue are the keys to ending the crisis in Ukraine. Let's hope his call inspires leaders worldwide to act! 💪🌍
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Wang Yi urges UN Security Council to mend disputes on Ukraine crisis
cgtn.com
