Xinhua News Agency, United Nations, September 23rd. Geng Shuang, China's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, spoke at the high-level meeting of the Security Council on Ukraine on the 23rd, emphasizing managing the spillover impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

He stressed that the crisis in Ukraine has caused a huge impact on the development of the world economy, and that developing countries should focus on it. The international community should strengthen cooperation on food, energy, finance, trade and the protection of critical infrastructure, and jointly safeguard the stability of the global supply chain. The abuse of unilateral sanctions and "long arm jurisdiction" due to the crisis in Ukraine will not help resolve the crisis politically, but will lead to new problems and should be discarded.

In the recent period, there has been some positive momentum in the dialogue talks around the Ukrainian crisis, the main parties held a series of contacts and negotiations, but there is no small gap in positions. The parties to the conflict should increase efforts, show political will, demonstrate a flexible attitude, value and properly resolve each other's reasonable security concerns, strive to reach a comprehensive, lasting and binding peace agreement early. The current war has no signs of a halt, the parties to the conflict are still carrying out large-scale drones and missile attacks, a large number of weapons ammunition is still flowing into the battlefield.

He said that civilians are the biggest victims of the conflict. The parties to the conflict should remain calm and restrained, strictly abide by international humanitarian law, avoid attacking civilians and civilian infrastructure under any circumstances, and avoid the use of weapons of mass destruction.

Since the outbreak of the Ukrainian crisis on the first day, China has adhered to an objective and fair stance, calling for a ceasefire, persisting in persuading and promoting negotiations, and promoting a political settlement.