烏克蘭戰爭

West sees Xi and Modi critique of Putin as shift in view of Ukraine war
西方認爲中印對俄烏戰爭的立場正在變化

Exchanges with counterparts from China and India mark the most public recognition of Asian disquiet over Ukraine war
中印兩國領導人在上合峯會期間與俄羅斯領導人普丁的對話,是對自己不滿烏克蘭戰爭的最公開承認。

Public admonishments of Russian president Vladimir Putin by China and India over his invasion of Ukraine signal a shift in global perceptions of the war, western officials have said, amid efforts by Europe and the US to erode the Kremlin’s international support.The chiding of Putin by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and the Russian leader’s acknowledgment of concerns raised by Chinese president Xi Jinping last week were signs of discomfort with Moscow, three western officials said. The remarks, at a summit in Uzbekistan, came days after a Ukrainian attack forced Russia’s army to surrender more than 3,000 sq km of territory.

西方官員表示,中國和印度對俄羅斯總統弗拉迪米爾•普丁(Vladimir Putin)就他入侵烏克蘭的公開勸誡顯示出全球對該戰爭態度的改變。歐洲和美國正在努力削弱對克里姆林宮的國際支持。

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