The man China is sending to Ukraine for peace talks is a former ambassador to Russia and was once given the Medal of Friendship by President Putin. Beijing's choice of 'special representative' is raising eyebrows in the West:
In Li, China is sending to Ukraine “certainly someone well-versed in relevant affairs and capable of playing a positive role in facilitating talks for peace,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a briefing Thursday. “China will continue to work with the international community to play a constructive role for the political settlement of the Ukraine crisis.”
Ukraine's government itself has stayed positive publicly about Li. Kyiv hopes that Li’s “deep knowledge of our region will help him to communicate impartially and effectively with all parties,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko told NBC News in a statement.
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