Ukraine peace deal must be binding, acceptable for all, Chinese foreign minister says
April 1 (Reuters) - A peace agreement on ending the conflict in Ukraine should be fair, binding and acceptable to all parties involved, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said in remarks published on Tuesday.
"We advocate eradicating the causes of the crisis through dialogue and negotiations, ultimately achieving a fair, long-term, binding peace agreement acceptable to all parties involved, which would make it possible to achieve truly lasting peace and stability in Eurasia and throughout the world," Wang told the Russian RIA state news agency in an interview.
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