Chinese permanent representative of the United Nations: Never allow the world to slip towards the "New Cold War"

Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, August 24th. Chinese permanent representative of the United Nations Zhang Jun said at the UN Security Council's Ukrainian issue public meeting on the 24th that the world must not allow the world to slip towards the "New Cold War."

Zhang Jun said that the Ukrainian crisis and a series of tensions in the world recently showed that in this era of urgent need of unity and cooperation and challenging together, we must be highly alert to any attempts that deliberately provoking and exacerbating division and confrontation, and guarding the global strategic stability. The world will never be allowed to slip towards the "New Cold War."

Zhang Jun said that the facts prove that the Cold War thinking and the group's confrontation are determined. After the end of the Cold War, NATO has repeatedly expanded. Instead of making Europe more safer, it laid the seeds of conflict. Human beings are an inseparable security community, and the realization of common security is the most in line with the common interests of countries. The security of a country cannot be at the cost of harming other countries, and regional security cannot be guaranteed at strengthening military groups. Today in the 21st century, the Cold War thinking and zero -sum game have long been out of date. Superstitious military force and seeking absolute security can only lead to upgrading the situation, not in line with any interests of any party.

Zhang Jun said that it turns out that the detachable chain and the side selection station team must be determined. The economies of various countries have been deeply integrated, and a few countries have issued unilateral sanctions and "long -arm jurisdictions" to politics and weaponization of economic and trade science and technology, and make big offsprints and "small courtyards high walls" to further exacerbate people's livelihood difficulties in developing countries. , Threaten global food, energy, and financial security. Developing countries have no responsibility for the "buried bills" of geopolitical conflicts and the game of great powers. They also have the right to independently decide their own foreign policies and should not be forced to choose from.

Zhang Jun said that it turns out that the dual standards and applications are determined. Observing the purpose and principles and principles of the UN Charter, respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity should not be just verbal references, but should be truly implemented in practice. It is united in different countries and different issues. The Chinese people have a real and profound understanding and feelings about national sovereignty and territorial integrity. China has always respects the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries, and it will also resolutely safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Zhang Jun said that China ’s position on the Ukrainian issue is consistent and clear. First, set a safety valve for conflict. The international humanitarian law should become the rules of behavior of conflicts, and civilian and civilian facilities cannot be the goal of military strike. Second, we must fully reduce humanitarian impact. The international community must not only work hard to help Ukraine refugees and those who leave the disasters through difficulties, but also try their best to reduce the impact of conflicts on global food, energy, and finance. Third, leave the way for diplomatic solutions. Peace has never been obtained by sanctioning and transporting weapons, but requires all parties to fight and maintain. No matter how complicated the situation and the differences, the door of diplomatic dialogue cannot be closed. Russia and Ukraine should continue to maintain dialogue and communication, strive to return to diplomatic negotiations as soon as possible, and continue to accumulate momentum and conditions to stop fires. The United States and NATO should reflect on their roles well, and put their energy and focus on things that are truly conducive to peace, rather than pouring oil.

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