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Chinese embassy officials to attend Russia's V-Day Parade: spokesman

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Chinese embassy officials to attend Russia's V-Day Parade: spokesman
China

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Chinese embassy officials to attend Russia's V-Day Parade: spokesman

2026-05-08 16:55 Last Updated At:20:07

China will be represented at Russia's Victory Day military parade in Moscow on May 9 by officials from the Chinese Embassy in Russia, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian said on Friday.

Lin made the statement at a press briefing in Beijing in response to a query about who China would dispatch as its representatives to the commemorative event.

"As far as I know, representatives of the Chinese Embassy in Russia will attend the Victory Day military parade in Russia at invitation," said the spokesman.

Chinese embassy officials to attend Russia's V-Day Parade: spokesman

Chinese embassy officials to attend Russia's V-Day Parade: spokesman

China's Foreign Ministry on Friday reiterated the Chinese government's call for Paraguay to sever so-called "diplomatic ties" with Taiwan authorities and recognize the one-China principle.

Responding to the Paraguayan president's provocative visit to China's Taiwan region, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian restated China's position at a regular press briefing in Beijing.

"The one-China principle is a basic norm governing international relations and a prevailing consensus of the international community, and so far 183 countries have established diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China on the basis of the one-China principle. China urges the Paraguayan authority to stand on the right side of history at an early date and make the right choice of recognizing the one-China principle and severing the so-called diplomatic ties with the Taiwan authorities," he said.

China urges Paraguay to cut "diplomatic ties" with Taiwan

China urges Paraguay to cut "diplomatic ties" with Taiwan

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