U.S. dismisses China's Ukraine peace proposal as 'pretense and distraction'

Feb 24, 2023 View Original Article
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"Those comments echoed remarks from President Joe Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, the day before."
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6% Conservative
"Those comments echoed remarks from President Joe Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, the day before."
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"Secretary of State Antony Blinken told ABC News on Friday that it showed China trying to draw the world's eyes away from its support of Russian President Vladimir Putin."
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2% Conservative
"this was a war of choice waged by Putin, Sullivan told CNN on Thursday."
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-20% Liberal
"China's been trying to have it both ways -- it's on the one hand trying to present itself publicly as neutral and seeking peace, while at the same time it is talking up Russia's false narrative about the war, Blinken said."
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-22% Liberal
"The proposal comes after Blinken warned this week that China is considering providing lethal weaponry to Moscow to use against Ukraine."
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-24% Liberal

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