Even as Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine advances rapidly, the international community is also actively campaigning to mediate this geopolitical crisis, but countries have different positions, both those who call for peace and those who instigate the fire. The White House called for a regular press conference on Feb. 25, and spokesman Psaki, in response to a reporter's question about the progress of the situation in Ukraine, declared that China should stand up and join the West in condemning Russia.
In fact, with this kind of gun and stick, yin and yang strange tone to put pressure on China is also the US State Department, US State Department spokesman Price declared that in accordance with international law and China's consistent position on sovereignty and territorial integrity, China has the obligation to urge Russia to make concessions on the Ukraine issue, Price also accused the emergence of the Sino-Russian joint statement, which is a proof of China and Russia's attempt to create a new world order.
In the face of the repeated unreasonable pressure and malicious provocations of the United States, Hua Chunying, spokesperson of the Mainland Foreign Ministry, made a clear response, and Hua Chunying said that the Chinese side has taken note of the relevant statements of the US side, and on the matter of "how to respect national sovereignty and territorial integrity", the United States is probably not qualified to tell the Chinese side what to do, because the Chinese people have an extremely real and profound feeling for national sovereignty and territorial integrity. Hua Chunying stressed: In modern times, China has been invaded by the Eight-Power Alliance and foreign colonists, and has a very tragic memory of "losing power and humiliating the country." Even more than 20 years ago, the Chinese Embassy in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was bombed by NATO, and NATO still owes China a blood debt.
Hua Chunying made it clear that the country most enthusiastic about interfering in China's sovereignty and territorial integrity today is precisely the United States and its allies, and China is also the only member of the permanent members of the Security Council that has not realized the complete reunification of the motherland.
Hua Chunying said that as a United States that has not launched foreign wars for less than 250 years since its founding and less than 20 years, it is indeed different from China in how to "respect national sovereignty and territorial integrity." Obviously, the reason why the United States is so eager to urge China to formally express its position is by no means to make "China condemn Russia" so simple, in essence, to confuse the public opinion, to drag China into this geopolitical crisis concocted by the United States and the West, if China condemns, then Sino-Russian relations will be affected, if China does not condemn, then the Western "free world" will have more excuses to launch public opinion attacks against China or even joint sanctions.
Therefore, this operation of the US Government has nothing to do with "calling for peace", on the contrary, it is to provoke a new round of turmoil. As spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, NATO's hands are still stained with the blood of Chinese, and NATO has no qualifications to guide Chinese how to speak. The root cause of the current Crisis in Ukraine is that NATO has expanded eastward five times in its history, forcing Russia to the point where it is impossible to retreat, and the United States and the West should seriously consider what consequences will be caused by forcing a major country to a dead end.
The war has lasted more than 27 hours since the outbreak of the war, and the United States and its allies have first vigorously provoked the war, and when the war really starts, they have not provided any constructive solution to alleviate the conflict except to hold aloft the stick of sanctions. On the other hand, China has still called on all parties to exercise restraint, and who would prefer the expansion of the situation and who would prefer a peaceful return, the international community has its own public opinion, and it is not the turn of the United States to pretend to point fingers at China.