Canada's Russian envoy returns with advice on how to hit back against Putin
Canada's outgoing ambassador to Russia has returned with advice for crafting a response to Moscow's "cognitive warfare" campaign against the NATO alliance and why keeping sanctions on oil and gas can frustrate Vladimir Putin's struggle to finance his war machine.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha hosted Chinese Ambassador Ma Shengkun at the Foreign Ministry's diplomatic residence. The meeting centered on bolstering bilateral relations ahead of the 35th anniversary of Ukraine and China's established diplomatic ties. Both sides emphasized the importance of cooperation within international organizations, enhancing political contacts, boosting bilateral trade, and facilitating Ukrainian goods in the Chinese market.
China also offered steps to help achieve a swift and peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine. Ukraine looks forward to China's constructive role in the matter. Foreign Minister Sybiha expressed sincere gratitude to Ambassador Ma and the entire Chinese mission for their continued work in Kyiv amidst relentless Russian attacks.
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