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Beijing: Britain is also nervous after the arrival of North Korean troops in Russia. Now there is a fear that after North Korea, China may also send its army to Russia. Britain’s Foreign Minister on Friday expressed concern over the support being given by China to Russia in the war against Ukraine. He urged his Chinese counterpart to stop his country’s companies from supplying equipment to the Russian army. Britain’s Foreign Minister David Lammy had a meeting with China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing on Friday.
Let us tell you that just a day ago, the video of North Korean soldiers reaching Russia is going viral. It has been released by Ukraine and South Korea. The video claims that North Korea has sent its troops against Ukraine in Russia. After this, now the threat from China has also started haunting. At such a time, David Lammy is on a visit to China. He is the first cabinet minister to visit China after the ‘Labor Party’ came to power in July. He met Chinese Deputy Prime Minister Ding Xuexiang on Friday and also held talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi later the same day.
Lammy is on a 2-day visit to Beijing
The British Foreign Minister is on a two-day visit to China as part of efforts to improve relations with Beijing. In fact, relations between the two countries have soured over allegations of espionage, supporting Russia in the war against Ukraine and suppression of civil liberties in Hong Kong. Officials said the British government stressed that relations with China are “pragmatic and necessary”. He said Lammy raised complex issues including human rights concerns in Hong Kong and China’s far-western Xinjiang province and Russia.
Request made to China
According to a statement issued by the Foreign Ministry after the meeting, “Lammy said that Britain and China have a common interest in European peace and an end to the war. He confirmed that China’s supply of equipment to Russia to help in the war against Ukraine could affect China’s relations with European countries. The statement said that Lamy urged Wang to “stop Chinese companies from supplying the Russian army and take all steps to investigate”. It said that the foreign ministers of the two countries agreed to continue discussions on the issue of Russia and other geopolitical issues such as the conflict in West Asia.
