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China Won’t Confirm Ukraine Role in Planned China-US-Russia Summit

China’s Foreign Ministry said on Oct. 21 it has no information to offer on a planned China-US-Russia leaders’ summit, after Ukraine’s president insisted Kyiv must be part of any meeting addressing the Ukraine crisis. Spokesperson Mao Ning said Beijing’s position on the crisis is consistent and it will keep pushing for peace talks and a political settlement, but declined to say whether China would include Ukraine in the three-way format.

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Beijing's refusal to confirm or deny a role for Kyiv is itself the signal: the three-way format it is entertaining excludes the party whose territory is the subject of the talks, and Ukraine's insistence on inclusion is being met with procedural silence rather than a yes or no. That gap matters most for European capitals and Kyiv, who would be asked to accept outcomes from a table they do not sit at. Whether China ever clarifies the format — or leaves it deliberately undefined — is the open question to watch.

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