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Vietnam raises great concern over armed conflict in Ukraine

Vietnam is concerned about the armed conflict in Ukraine and is paying special attention to the situation of the Vietnamese community in the country, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang said on February 25.
Vietnam raises great concern over armed conflict in Ukraine ảnh 1Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - Vietnam is concerned about the armed conflict inUkraine and is paying special attention to the situation of the Vietnamesecommunity in the country, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs LeThi Thu Hang said on February 25.

Hang made the statement when answering questions fromVietnamese and foreign reporters about Vietnam's reaction to recent tensedevelopments in Ukraine and the protection of its citizens.

She called on relevant parties to exercise restraint, abideby the United Nations Charter and basic principles of international law, not touse force, protect people, and continue dialogue to seek peaceful solutions,thus contributing to ensuring peace, security, stability and cooperation in theregion and the world.

Vietnam requests that the safety of lives, propertyas well as legal rights and interests of Vietnamese citizens and businesses in Ukraine be ensured, she stressed.

The spokesperson informed that Vietnamese representative offices in Ukraine and domesticauthorities are closely coordinating and ready to carry out citizen protectionplans./.

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