BEIJING, June 2 (Reuters) - The Chinese envoy who toured European capitals last month seeking to promote Ukraine peace talks said on Friday that Beijing is considering another mission, after acknowledging that his trip may not produce immediate results.
"China is willing to actively consider sending another delegation to relevant countries to engage in dialogue on resolving the Ukraine crisis," said Li, without elaborating on which countries.
"As long as it's conducive to easing the situation, China is willing to do anything," he said.
Earlier this year, China published a 12-point peace plan, calling for the protection of civilians and the sovereignty of all countries be respected.
"I don't think we expect China to be a mediator, but it can use its influence on Russia and can help make it understand."
Persons:
Li Hui, Li, Laurie Chen, Liz Lee, Ethan Wang, John Irish, Alexander Ratz, Robert Birsel, David Holmes
Organizations:
Thomson
Locations:
BEIJING, Ukraine, Beijing, Russia, Moscow, China, Kyiv, Warsaw, Paris, Berlin, Brussels, United States, Europe