China urges restraint in Syria after Israel strikes
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"We oppose the use of military force and believe any country's sovereignty should be respected," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told a regular briefing.
The Chinese spokesperson called "on all relevant parties to begin from the basis of protecting regional peace and stability, maintain restraint and avoid taking any actions that would escalate tensions and jointly safeguard regional peace and stability." Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently in Shanghai in an official visit. (Reuters)
