00:00 Mr. Speaker, the Chinese side has voted against the resolution.
00:08 I would like to explain the situation in terms of the Chinese side's vote.
00:14 The conflict in Kazakhstan has been going on for more than 160 days.
00:19 In the face of the rise of more than 32,000 innocent civilians,
00:24 millions of people are in a state of famine.
00:29 The most urgent action the Security Council must take
00:32 is to promote the immediate realization of unconditional and long-term obedience.
00:38 This is the general voice of the international community.
00:42 It was a decision made by the Special Emergency Committee a few months ago.
00:48 It was also a solemn appeal to the Security Council
00:53 in Article 99 of the UN Secretary-General's original Constitution.
00:58 The Security Council has been dragging this issue for too long.
01:02 It has wasted too much time.
01:05 We all remember that on February 20,
01:11 the United States rejected the Security Council members'
01:14 oppressive consensus on the immediate cessation of fire
01:17 and proposed its own resolution draft.
01:20 In the past month, the draft has been revised,
01:25 and some of the key elements have been reflected in the international community.
01:29 But the core issue of the cessation of fire has always been avoided.
01:36 The final draft is still in the midst of confusion.
01:41 It does not require the immediate cessation of fire,
01:44 and it does not even provide an answer to the cessation of fire in the short term.
01:49 This obviously deviates from the consensus of the Security Council members.
01:54 There is a huge gap in the expectations of the international community.
02:00 The immediate cessation of fire is a basic prerequisite for saving lives,
02:04 expanding humanitarian access, and preventing greater conflict.
02:10 The United States has set a precondition for the cessation of fire.
02:15 This is unacceptable for continuing to kill and turn on the green light.
02:23 The draft is also very unbalanced in many other aspects,
02:28 especially in the recent recent attack on Israel.
02:35 The draft does not explicitly show an opposition.
02:40 This will release a very wrong signal and bring serious consequences.
02:48 Any action of the Security Council should be tested by history,
02:53 and should be questioned with good conscience and morality.
02:57 Based on the responsibility for maintaining justice in the palace,
03:01 maintaining the principle of the UN Charter,
03:05 and the dignity of the Security Council,
03:08 and based on the Arab countries' concern and strong dissatisfaction with this draft,
03:17 China has voted against it in Algeria and Russia.
03:23 Mr. Chairman,
03:26 there is another draft draft that is currently in the hands of the Security Council members,
03:31 which is a draft resolution that does not recognize the formation of a joint-strategy.
03:36 This draft is clear in its attitude on the issue of the cessation of fire,
03:43 and in line with the correct direction of the Security Council's actions,
03:47 and has a realistic meaning.
03:50 China supports this.
03:53 We hope that the Security Council members will reach an agreement on this,
03:58 and send a clear signal to cease fire as soon as possible.
04:05 Like the other members,
04:09 China has called for the immediate release of all hostages.
04:14 This is also a request that the Security Council has repeatedly reiterated since the 2712 and 2720 resolutions.
04:22 We welcome the efforts of the countries such as Egypt and Qatar to carry out this,
04:29 and hope that all detained people will be released as soon as possible.
04:38 China refuses to accept the US and the UK's unreasonable accusations against China's vote.
04:46 If the US is serious about the cessation of fire,
04:51 it should not have repeatedly denied the multiple resolutions of the Security Council.
04:57 It should not have played a big game of word games,
05:04 and should not have been confused on the key issues.
05:08 If the US is serious about the cessation of fire,
05:13 it should vote in favor of the resolution that clearly requires the cessation of fire,
05:20 and let the cessation of fire be achieved immediately,
05:24 and let the people of Palestine stop suffering,
05:29 and let the hostages return home as soon as possible.
05:34 For the US, what is important now is not language, but action.
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