GLOBALink | China calls on U.S. to reflect upon its role in Ukraine crisis

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GLOBALink | China calls on U.S. to reflect upon its role in Ukraine crisis

"The U.S. should reflect upon the role it has played in the Ukraine crisis, earnestly assume responsibilities, take concrete actions to ease tension and resolve the conflict instead of adding oil to the fire, and shifting the blame onto others," said a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson. #GLOBALink Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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