China to give $1.6 million in aid to Ukraine

By R

| 21 mars 2022

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Wenbin announced on Monday at a press briefing that China will be sending an additional $1.6 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

“The Chinese government has decided to provide Ukraine with an additional batch of humanitarian aid worth 10 million yuan ($1.6 million),” stated Wenbin, adding that China wants to have “a constructive role in smoothing out the humanitarian situation in Ukraine.”

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