China's Foreign Ministry made a statement on the war in Ukraine

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has said that history will judge all the nuances of the "Ukrainian crisis", but now the most important thing is to stop hostilities. He said this in an interview with the Chinese media after completing his trip to Europe for the Munich Security Conference, Ukrinform reported.

According to the Chinese minister, "the crisis in Ukraine" is one of the two major hot spots causing negative consequences around the world, and its continuation is not in the common interests of the international community.

History will judge all the nuances of this crisis, who was right and who committed injustice. The most urgent thing at the moment is to restore peace," Wang said.

According to him, "historical experience proves that the end point of any conflict is to return to the negotiating table.

We believe that the only way out is a political solution," the Chinese diplomat emphasised.

According to Wang, there is still a glimmer of hope for peace in the "Ukrainian crisis," so efforts to promote negotiations should not be abandoned.

China will continue to play a constructive role in restoring peace and supporting the building of a balanced, effective and sustainable European security architecture," Wang said.