The United Nations overwhelmingly isolated Russia, marking one year since Moscow invaded Ukraine by calling for a 'comprehensive, just and lasting peace' and again demanding Moscow withdraw its troops and stop fighting
China did vote against two resolutions adopted by the U.N. General Assembly last year that took specific action - suspending Russia from the Human Rights Council and recognizing Russia must be responsible for making reparations to Ukraine.
He said China "has been providing important support to Russia over the course of the last year," citing non-lethal assistance provided by Chinese companies tied to the state. "While we support the present resolution's focus on the principles of the charter and international law, it certainly brings us no closer to laying the foundations for a durable peace and bringing and end to devastation and destruction," said South Africa's U.N. Ambassador Mathu Joyini, who abstained.
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