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Chinese President Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to Russia is aimed at establishing peace. China will definitely take a “non-committal and neutral stance” on various regional and international issues, including the Ukraine crisis. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said this at a regular briefing on Friday. News: CNN’s.

Wang Wenbin said, “In one sentence, the key from China’s side is to promote peace and dialogue.” Without naming any country, Wang criticized Western allies including the United States.

The spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry also alleged that some countries are maintaining a dual character by selling arms. He said, “They are adding fuel to the fire on the Ukraine issue.”

In a statement published on the website of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunyang said that President Xi Jinping will visit Russia from March 20 to 22 on a state visit at the invitation of Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin. Xi Jinping is visiting Russia for the first time since Putin’s invasion of Ukraine last year.