‘Putin has intended to do anything but end war’: Zelansky claims that Ukraine caught two Chinese citizens fighting for Russia

Ukraine captured two Chinese citizens fighting for Russia, one of them in a photo (left). Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelansky (right)

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelancesi On Tuesday, it was claimed that two Chinese citizens fighting with the Russian forces were arrested and said that Russian President Vladimir Putin could do anything but cannot end the war.
Allegedly, Chinese national, Zelenki, stated that by sharing a video of one, Ukraine would demand clarification from Beijing and expect reactions from colleagues about this development.
Since the invasion of Russia’s Ukraine in February 2022, Moscow and Beijing have strengthened their political, military and economic relations.
Zelancesi announced through social media, “Our army caught two Chinese citizens who fought in the Russian army. It took place in Ukraine – Donnetsk region. Identification documents, bank cards and personal data were found in their possession,” Zelansky announced through social media.
He said, “We have information that there are many more Chinese citizens in the units of Occupier as compared to these two. We are currently verifying all the facts- intelligence, Ukraine’s Security Service, and related units of armed forces are working on it,” he said.
Zelancesi also said that Russia’s Chinese participation, whether directly or indirectly, with other countries, is a clear indication in this war in Europe that “Putin intends to do anything but end the war.”
While China maintains its neutrality in conflict and refuses to provide fatal assistance on both sides, unlike the Western countries and the United States, it remains an important political and economic partner of Russia. Members of NATO have identified Beijing as the “decisive ambassador” of the Moscow invasion, which China has not condemned.
The US administration has failed to achieve a diplomatic success despite several interactions to end the three -year struggle.
Ukraine has constantly asked Beijing to influence Moscow to prevent its invasion, resulting in a number of casualties with failing to achieve the primary objectives of the Kremlin.
Ukraine has continued its western colleagues for a response to several North Korean soldiers’ deployment of Russia in the Kursk region, where Kiev has faced the challenges of maintaining their position after the aggressive aggressive launched in August last year.