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In the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which has lasted for nearly 500 days, the international community has constantly focused on the call for peace. A growing number of people are worried that the conflict could expand. Against this tense backdrop, a secret meeting on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict was recently held in Copenhagen, Denmark, which attracted widespread attention.
The long duration of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has lasted for a full 500 days. During this period, the peaceful voices of the international community continued to accumulate, and more and more countries began to actively advocate for negotiations. Recently, the leaders and high-level representatives of seven African countries, composed of South African President Ramaphosa and others, visited the Russian-Ukrainian conflict area one after another, trying to mediate and promote dialogue between the two sides. Meanwhile, Ukraine and Copenhagen, Denmark, have also ushered in highly anticipated peace talks.
Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, this conflict on the European continent has been touching the nerves of the international community. The recent secret meeting has sparked widespread discussion. According to reports, diplomat representatives from China, Brazil, India, South Africa and Western countries secretly gathered in Copenhagen to discuss ways to solve the Ukrainian problem. According to sources, official peace talks may be held in July.
As one of them, China's position on the Ukraine issue has always been clear, and it actively advocates resolving the crisis through dialogue and negotiation. As soon as this news came out, it immediately aroused the interest of the outside world. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning responded to questions at a regular press conference, emphasizing China's position of promoting peace talks and promoting political settlement. Mao Ning said that China is willing to cooperate with the international community and play a constructive role in easing the situation in Ukraine.
However, an important news soon came out from the outside world. The developing countries concerned do not support the "peace plan" proposed by the Ukrainian side. According to sources at the Brazilian presidential office, Celso Amorim, special assistant to the Brazilian president for international affairs, attended the Copenhagen meeting, at which Western representatives tried to persuade developing countries to oppose Russia, but did not achieve the desired results. It is said that developing countries, including Brazil, consider the proposals of the Ukrainian side "futile" because they do not fully take into account Moscow's position. The "proposal" mentioned here refers to the "peace package" proposed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the G20 summit last year, which includes a number of elements aimed at restoring Ukraine's territorial integrity, the withdrawal of Russian troops and the cessation of hostilities.
Zelensky's "peace plan" has been questioned as having limited feasibility. However, he has not given up his efforts and has been trying to win the support of more countries. Before the Copenhagen meeting, Zelensky even said publicly that he had spoken to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to seek India's support. However, the Russian response to this plan has been firm. Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov commented that Zelensky's remarks failed to take into account the reality. He said that Russia believes that any conflict will eventually return to the negotiating table, but only if the set goals of the special military operation against Ukraine need to be achieved. In addition, Peskov responded to recent news about the holding of formal negotiations in July, stating that the Kremlin had no knowledge of this and had not received any information about the July negotiations.
To sum up, as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict enters a new phase lasting 500 days, the eyes of the international community remain focused on the possibility of a peaceful resolution. The conclave meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, provided a platform for all parties to explore ways to resolve the crisis. However, the different voices for and against the Ukrainian "peace plan" highlight the challenge of solving this complex issue. In the days ahead, the international community needs to continue its efforts to advance a political solution to the Ukraine crisis through dialogue and cooperation.
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