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Sunday, 27 February 2022 (YJC)_ In talks with his German counterpart, the Chinese foreign minister opposed "unilateral sanctions" against Russia.
Chinese media reported on a telephone conversation between Foreign Minister Wang Yi and German Foreign Minister Analna Bayerbuk on the current developments in Ukraine.
Chinese media sources, such as the English-language Global Times website, held a telephone conversation with their German counterpart on Saturday (Saturday) and exchanged views on current developments in Ukraine, making up the bulk of the telephone conversation.
According to reports, the Chinese Foreign Minister addressed the German Foreign Minister at the meeting, referring to the announcement of sanctions by the United States, Western countries and their allies against Russia due to the developments in Ukraine:
China opposes unilateral sanctions.
According to Wang Yi, a member of China's State Council, unilateral sanctions are creating new problems and interfering with the political settlement process of the current crisis (Ukraine and Russia). The senior Beijing official said:
China is closely monitoring the situation in Ukraine and supports all efforts to facilitate the political settlement.
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