Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
China may be preparing an unexpected diplomatic move that could potentially influence the course of the war in Ukraine. Russian political scientist Andriy Piontkovsky predicts that trilateral talks involving Ukraine, Russia, and China could take place in Beijing on September 7. According to his scenario, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga could travel to Beijing before that, and Volodymyr Zelensky could allegedly arrive in China on a state visit on September 1. The key role in the possible format is assigned to Xi Jinping, who could act as a mediator between Kyiv and Moscow. At the same time, it is important: for now, this is only Piontkovsky's forecast, not an officially confirmed plan for negotiations. Of particular interest is Beijing's position on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states, which could potentially contradict the Kremlin's demands regarding the occupied territories of Ukraine. Is China really ready to put pressure on Putin? Can Xi Jinping bring Ukraine and Russia to the same table? And will September 7th be the beginning of a new stage in the diplomatic struggle to end the war? All the details are in the article.
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China may be preparing an unexpected diplomatic move that could potentially influence the course of the war in Ukraine. Russian political scientist Andriy Piontkovsky predicts that trilateral talks involving Ukraine, Russia, and China could take place in Beijing on September 7. According to his scenario, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga could travel to Beijing before that, and Volodymyr Zelensky could allegedly arrive in China on a state visit on September 1. The key role in the possible format is assigned to Xi Jinping, who could act as a mediator between Kyiv and Moscow. At the same time, it is important: for now, this is only Piontkovsky's forecast, not an officially confirmed plan for negotiations. Of particular interest is Beijing's position on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states, which could potentially contradict the Kremlin's demands regarding the occupied territories of Ukraine. Is China really ready to put pressure on Putin? Can Xi Jinping bring Ukraine and Russia to the same table? And will September 7th be the beginning of a new stage in the diplomatic struggle to end the war? All the details are in the article.
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