Kiev Pushes Peace Plan

Sudan Events – Agencies 

Senior Ukrainian officials, in a meeting with a Chinese regional envoy, have pressed Kiev’s plan to end the two-year conflict with Russia and presented what they said was evidence of North Korean weaponry supplied to Moscow.
Andriy Yermak, head of Ukraine’s presidential administration, wrote on Telegram that he and his team presented the situation on the battlefield and Kiev’s peace proposals to Li Hui, China’s special representative for Eurasian affairs.
Yermak said the Ukrainian side “discussed with Li Hui the prospects for establishing a just peace for Ukraine, the restoration of our country’s territorial integrity and sovereignty on the basis of the Ukrainian peace formula”.
Ukraine’s peace plan, as presented by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calls for removing all Russian troops, restoring Ukraine’s 1991 post-Soviet borders and a process to make Russia accountable for its actions.
In a statement on Friday, the Chinese foreign ministry said Li “held frank and friendly talks” with Yermak, Ukraine’s first deputy prime minister and foreign minister on both countries’ ties and the Ukraine crisis but gave no details.