Zelenskyy: North Korean missiles seen in Ukraine, no Chinese ones, but Beijing exerts no pressure on Russia to end war
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Ukrainian president warns North Korea gaining combat experience in Russia, criticizes China's lack of pressure on Moscow
China is not on Ukraine's side politically
Zelenskyy: North Korean missiles seen in Ukraine, no Chinese ones, but Beijing exerts no pressure on Russia to end war
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky believes that China could exert pressure on the Russian leadership to end the war, but refrains from doing so for its own reasons, he stated in an interview with Japan's public broadcaster NHK.
China may find a way to push Russian dictator Vladimir Putin into negotiations, but it is not doing so because Beijing is not with Ukraine in this war. President Volodymyr Zelensky noted that he does not see China putting pressure on Russia to end the war. The politician said this in an interview with NHK. He stressed that he had never seen China put pressure on Russia to end the war. READ ALSO: Russian Su-24 plane hit in Crimea - General Staff …
Zelensky said that he saw a missile produced by the DPRK in Ukraine, and China, despite the lack of direct arms supplies, is more inclined to Russia
The president is convinced that Beijing has a huge influence on Moscow, but has not yet used it to push Putin into negotiations
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