China could play ‘substantial’ peace role in Ukraine as US seeks a quick deal
A former PLA colonel suggests China could send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine after a negotiated ceasefire, provided they collaborate with non-NATO countries like India. Zhou Bo, a senior fellow at Tsinghua University, believes China has the resources to contribute to a post-war international effort.
Zhou Bo highlighted that Russia might perceive peacekeeping operations alongside European countries as another form of NATO presence. The suggestion comes as the Ukraine war enters a new phase, with China's potential role in peace negotiations and post-conflict scenarios becoming a key focus at the Munich Security Conference. While the US pushes for a swift resolution and engages with Russia in Saudi Arabia, experts anticipate China's eventual involvement in the peace process.
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A former PLA colonel suggests China could send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine after a negotiated ceasefire, provided they collaborate with non-NATO countries like India. Zhou Bo, a senior fellow at Tsinghua University, believes China has the resources to contribute to a post-war international effort.
Zhou Bo highlighted that Russia might perceive peacekeeping operations alongside European countries as another form of NATO presence. The suggestion comes as the Ukraine war enters a new phase, with China's potential role in peace negotiations and post-conflict scenarios becoming a key focus at the Munich Security Conference. While the US pushes for a swift resolution and engages with Russia in Saudi Arabia, experts anticipate China's eventual involvement in the peace process.
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