Multiple Western countries issue joint statement on Ukraine issue
Jinse Finance reported that on the 25th local time, the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada released a joint statement on the Ukraine issue. It is understood that Ukraine, together with Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and 14 other countries, as well as 17 parties including the European Union and the European Council, jointly issued this statement. The statement said that all parties desire Ukraine to enjoy a just and lasting peace. All parties firmly support an immediate ceasefire and taking the current line of contact as the starting point for negotiations. All parties consistently uphold the principle that international borders must not be changed by force. The statement said that all parties are formulating measures to fully utilize Russia's already frozen sovereign assets to ensure that Ukraine obtains the resources it needs.
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