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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
ALMATY, Aug. 10 (Xinhua) — Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed prospects for resolving the Ukrainian conflict during a telephone conversation, the Kazakh leader's official website reported on Sunday.
K.-Zh. Tokayev stated that the Kazakh people have sincere respect for the Ukrainian people, their history, culture and language. He noted Kazakhstan's unconditional interest in establishing lasting peace in Ukraine based on the principles of international law.
The President of Kazakhstan recalled that Astana has initially advocated a joint search for a formula for peace on a fair basis and has consistently spoken out in favor of compliance with the UN Charter, the inviolability of the borders of sovereign states and their territorial integrity.
According to K.-Zh. Tokayev, in the current extremely difficult situation it is important to approach the resolution of the conflict in a balanced and rational manner, ensuring the preservation and protection of Ukrainian statehood. He noted that all parties should act in accordance with the ancient wisdom “a bad peace is better than a good quarrel.”
The Kazakh leader emphasized that he fully understands the complexity of the territorial problem, which often becomes an insurmountable obstacle to reaching an agreement on peace and even a truce. The main priority is the preservation of Ukrainian statehood based on unshakable international guarantees of Ukraine's security, added K.-Zh. Tokayev.
In addition, it was also noted that Kazakhstan intends to continue active cooperation with Ukraine in various areas of mutual interest. –0–
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