Beijing opposes the inclusion of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in the agenda of the proposed talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin, American leader Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping
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Beijing opposes the inclusion of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in the agenda of the proposed talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin, American leader Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping
Beijing opposes the inclusion of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in the agenda of the proposed talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin, American leader Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. This is reported by Reuters...
Beijing opposed Moscow's intention to raise the issue of war in Ukraine during a possible meeting of China's head of China, Xi Jinping, US President Donald Tra.
The upcoming trilateral meeting of the leaders of Russia, China and the United States highlights a new geopolitical reality: despite Western sanctions and attempts at international isolation, Moscow remains a central interlocutor in global security discussions.
Ukraine is outside the agenda of the meeting under discussion between Trump, Xi and Putin in Shenzhen, on the margins of the APEC dome.
Beijing is opposed to the inclusion of the Ukrainian conflict on the agenda of the three-party meeting of Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, as reported by Reuters with reference to an informed interviewer and a European diplomat.
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