Mar 04, 2022 07:01 AM

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Over 3,000 Chinese Nationals Evacuated From Ukraine

A volunteer carries a child into a train as it prepares to depart from a station in Lviv, western Ukraine, enroute to Poland, on March 3, 2022.

A volunteer carries a child into a train as it prepares to depart from a station in Lviv, western Ukraine, enroute to Poland, on March 3, 2022.

What’s new: More than 3,000 Chinese citizens have left Ukraine safely and entered neighboring countries eight days after the war with Russia broke out, China’s Foreign Ministry said Thursday.

The ministry is working with China’s embassy in Ukraine to evacuate Chinese nationals, said Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin during a regular press conference. China appreciates the assistance of Ukraine and neighboring countries in the evacuation, Wang said.

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