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36:49Now PlayingPolitical technologist Mikhail Sheitelman @sheitelman commented on the relations between Ukraine and China against the backdrop of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine during a YouTube stream on Channel 24. The visit of the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs Dmitry Kuleba to China brought closer a potential meeting of the heads of state. This was stated by the speaker of the Ministry of foreign Affairs George Tykhiy. According to the speaker, the Ukrainian-Chinese dialogue is very dynamically developing, especially this year. We will remind, in February 2023, China released a "peace plan", which contains 12 proposals for a ceasefire. However, they have no concrete steps. Ukraine says that the so-called "peace agreements" Beijing means a "freeze" of the war. Scheitelman predicted what to expect from China next. At the same time, Russian Defence Minister Andrei Belousov called Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin in early July to report on an alleged Ukrainian "covert operation" against Russia. This was reported by The New York Times, citing its own sources. Belousov asked Ostian whether the Pentagon was aware of this operation and whether they realised that it could escalate tensions between Moscow and Washington. Journalist and host of the Khodorkovsky LIVE programme
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