China urges peace while ignoring Putin’s evil deeds in Ukraine
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A women holds a poster in protest against Russian president Vladimir Putin during a candlelight vigil in front of the Russian embassy in New York. Photo: Reuters
As the first anniversary of the Ukraine invasion was marked with tears and defiance in Kyiv, China issued a 12-point peace plan.
But in Europe and Washington, it was greeted with a mixture of wariness and scepticism.
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