Russia-Ukraine conflict now targets economic and logistical infrastructure, analyst says
Ramadan Ourag, head of the Aurès Center for Strategic Studies, says the Russia-Ukraine conflict has moved beyond the military front.
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng reaffirmed China's commitment to supporting efforts aimed at resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict during his address to the 81st session of the UN General Assembly. Referring to President Xi Jinping's formulation of four key principles, Zheng stated that these principles serve as the primary guidelines for China as it continues to play a constructive role in achieving a political settlement of the crisis.
Xi Jinping had proposed these principles in April 2024, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing peace and stability, cooling tensions, avoiding the escalation of confrontation, and creating conditions conducive to dialogue. Notably, a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump took place at the White House, where they discussed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, as well as the situations in the Middle East and on the Korean Peninsula.
Czech President Petr Pavel, speaking from the podium at the UN General Assembly, highlighted China's significant influence in potentially ending Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
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