五一作业B

       China’s ambassador to the United Nations on Monday called on parties to the Ukraine conflict to ensure the safety of humanitarian(人道主义的) corridors.

       “China calls on all parties concerned to exercise maximum restraint (克制), effectively increase (46)

efforts, let the war stop, effectively protect the safety of civilian life and property and basic needs, and prevent a large-scale humanitarian crisis,”

       Russia and Ukraine reached an agreement on the establishment of humanitarian corridors, Zhang said. “I hope Russia and Ukraine can overcome the obstacles encountered during the implementation process, (47)

 a safe humanitarian corridor.”

        Zhang restated a six-point (48)

put forward by Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on preventing a large-scale humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

        First, humanitarian assistance should be made in accordance with the principles of humanity, neutrality and impartiality.

        Second, full attention should be given to the displaced people in and from Ukraine, and efforts should be made to provide them with proper (49)

, Wang said.

        Third, Wang called for ensuring the protection of civilians and preventing secondary humanitarian disasters in Ukraine.

        Fourth, efforts should be made to (50)

safe and smooth humanitarian aid activities, including providing rapid, safe humanitarian access, Wang noted.

        Fifth, he called for ensuring the safety of foreign nationals in Ukraine, allowing them safe departure and helping them return to their home countries.

        Sixth, support should be given to the UN’s coordinating role in channeling humanitarian aid and the work of the UN crisis coordinator for Ukraine, Wang added.

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the current crisis, Zhang said, we must “uphold（支持） the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and respect and protect the sovereignty（主权） and territorial (52) of all countries; to rely on dialogue, negotiation and peaceful means for dispute resolution; to aim for long-term (53) stability and forge(创造) a balanced, effective and sustainable European security (54) .”

        “China will continue to speak out and do its best for peace. China supports and encourages all diplomatic efforts conducive to the peaceful settlement of the Ukrainian crisis, and (55)

action that may escalate (激化) the situation in Ukraine," he said.

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