Ukraine Seeks Diplomatic Support in Ending War
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is visiting China to find common ground in ending the war with Russia. China, with close ties to Russia, has also pushed for a peace deal, putting it at odds with Ukraine and the West.
Kuleba aims to lobby China to attend a planned peace conference, as their support is crucial for a favorable deal. Ukraine's strained relations with China have been exacerbated by Russia's invasion, and Ukraine has its own peace proposal.
The US, under Biden's leadership, has been Ukraine's largest supporter against Russia, but with Biden's exit from the race, there is uncertainty about future US support. Trump, the frontrunner, has made vague promises, and Republicans are divided on aid to Ukraine.
Kamala Harris, Biden's endorsed successor, may seek to boost aid. Meanwhile, Ukraine is telling China that Russia is not ready for good faith talks and demands Russia's attendance at a peace summit.
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