China is not a party to the [Ukraine] crisis," Wang reportedly told his Spanish counterpart, José Manuel Albares, over the phone, according to Xinhua, China's state press agency. "Some forces have kept smearing China on the Ukraine issue ... and fabricated all sorts of disinformation."

"read outs", 15 Mar
Xinua (a) | Senior Chinese official elaborates on China's position on Ukraine situation
Xinua (b) | Senior Chinese diplomat meets U.S. national security advisor

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Wang's remarks came after U.S. officials told multiple news outlets, including POLITICO, on Sunday about the Russian request, and as China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi also spoke with U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan in Rome for seven hours on Monday, according to a senior U.S. official.
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The U.S. assertion that Russia has ["]reached out["] to China for military assistance also renewed suspicion among officials in the European Union about Beijing's role in the Ukraine crisis. Diplomats said national EU foreign ministers are "bound" to discuss it during a Council meeting next week. "Diplomats are planning to discuss it on the EU level," a senior diplomat said. "Ukraine has to be the main subject in the April 1 EU-China summit."