[The Epoch Times, 13 ottobre 2022](full report by The Epoch Times reporter Xu Jian) Wednesday (October 12),United NationsMember States overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning Russia’s annexation of four regions of Ukraine,PCCAbstained from voting.
Thursday the Ukrainian presidentZelenskyEnglish, French, Arabic, etc.United NationsTweet in the official language, thanks to the countries that support Ukraine, which also includes SimplifiedChinese. Netizens commented,ZelenskyIn fact “slap in the face”PCCgovernment.
Zelensky uses simplifiedChinese“Thanks to 143 countries for supporting the historic #UNGA resolution ‘On the territorial integrity of Ukraine: Uphold the principles of the United Nations Charter’. The world said: Russia’s attempt to annex territory is null and void. it will never be recognized by free nations “.
Thanks to 143 countries for supporting the historic #UNGA resolution “On the territorial integrity of Ukraine: upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter”. The world has spoken: Russia’s attempt to annex territory is in vain and will never be recognized by free nations.
– Volodymyr Zelensky (@ZelenskyyUa) October 13, 2022
this timevoteAmong them, 143 countries did not recognize Russia’s latest territorial expansion, but 35 UN member states also abstained, including China, India, Pakistan, South Africa, Thailand and Vietnam. Russia voted against the resolution along with Belarus, Nicaragua, North Korea and Syria.
This Chinese tweet received 30,000 likes and 4,000 retweets in four to five hours, and the popularity is very high.
Netizen @ Gavin_188 said in simplified Chinese: “Chinese, slap the face directly”; @ DB8906 also said: “I thought there was a problem with the phone and the Chinese slapped her face.” There are also many Chinese people who have expressed their support for Ukraine and some have accused the CCP of being a triad. I hope Zelensky will see the truth as soon as possible.
Some people compare the CCP to “southern Russia”.
Many people also liked Zelensky’s tweet in Chinese.
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