Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia and China of attempting to undermine his upcoming global peace summit in Switzerland. The accusations come as Zelensky claims Russia and China are working together to dissuade other states from attending the event. Amid escalating tensions, Russia has not been invited to the summit, and China is not attending. Zelensky highlighted that the summit will focus on crucial global issues such as nuclear security, food security, and the release of prisoners of war. Despite 106 countries confirming their participation, China’s absence has been conspicuous, with Zelensky alleging that China has been pressuring other countries not to attend. The accusations raise concerns over the role of major powers in influencing global peace processes and the potential implications on diplomatic relations between countries worldwide. Amidst allegations of China supplying weapons to Russia, the situation highlights the complexities of international diplomacy and the challenges in addressing conflicts like the ongoing Ukraine war. As geopolitical tensions continue to rise, the actions and responses of key players like Russia and China may have far-reaching consequences on the stability and security of the international community.
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