China urges resolution of Syrian issue by political means

China urges resolution of Syrian issue by political means

Hua Chunying, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, attends a press conference in Beijing on April 7, 2017. China is opposed to any use of chemical weapons, but its position remains unchanged that the Syrian civil war needs to be settled by "political means," Hua said. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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