Ukraine Parades 2 Chinese POWs, Beijing Responds

KYIV – Ukraine paraded two prisoners China who was arrested in Timur Donetsk after Bearing of Beijing.

With the reduced support of the President of the United States (US) Donald Trump and Russia Increasing his attack with Chinese support secretly, the choice for Kyiv is even thinner.

After China’s direct denial of its citizens who fought to support Russia, Ukraine decided to take some drastic actions.

With the approval of President Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukraine military decided to exhibit Chinese citizens who were arrested as prisoners of war or POWs in the conflict that had been going on for years in Ukraine.

Expressing the identity of prisoner war and exhibiting it in front of journalists and media cameras is considered a violation of international humanitarian law. But Kyiv still decided to do it – only to prove that Beijing was wrong.

Last week, President Zelensky said that there were 155 Chinese citizens who fought against Kyiv in the Ukraine region.

He asserted that Russia had dragged China into the war and condemned Beijing because he secretly let his citizens be recruited by the Moscow army, who then gave them combat training.

He also said that Kyiv had details at least 155 Chinese citizens who were currently fighting in the war and two of them were even arrested in East Donetsk – a claim that was denied by Beijing.

Chinese reaction is ashamed

In his response to President Zelensky, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said, “We want to reiterate that China is not the initiator of the Ukraine crisis, and China is also not the party participating.”