US EditionXi Jinping in Moscow as Ukraine accuses Russia of violating truce
- Chinese President Xi Jinping traveled to Russia this week to participate in official events preceding the Kremlin’s Victory Day commemoration of the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany’s defeat.
- The visit occurred as Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a three-day ceasefire to mark the celebrations, which Ukraine rejected and accused Russia of violating with air strikes hours after it began.
- Xi and Putin met for over three hours in Moscow, with both leaders expressing friendship and shared opposition to what they called "hegemonic bullying," while more than 20 foreign leaders attended a large military parade.
- Ukraine reported 734 ceasefire violations and 63 attacks by Russia from midnight to midday, and President Zelensky condemned Putin's truce as a "manipulation" and the commemorations as a "parade of cynicism."
- The events reinforced Russia's narrative connecting the Ukraine offensive to Soviet World War II victory memory while Ukraine sought extended ceasefires and renewed international support amid ongoing hostilities.
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Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefire
Vladimir Putin is leading Russia’s Victory Day commemorations with a parade in Red Square and ramped up security after days of Ukrainian strikes targeting the capital.Chinese President Xi Jingping is among more than 20 international leaders who have made the journey to Moscow.A unilateral, three-day ceasefire was announced by Russia to coincide with the lavish 80th anniversary event, which Ukraine has rejected as a “theatrical show” designed to …
Vladimir Putin celebrates this Friday, May 9th the victory of 1945, surrounded by many heads of state including Xi Jinping. Ukraine accused Russia on Thursday of violating a cease-fire supposed to last 3 days while Moscow only ensures "answer" to Ukrainian attacks. Follow the latest information. - IN DIRECT - War in Ukraine: in Moscow, a 9-May in the form of a demonstration of force (International).
Putin, Xi rail against West
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping put on a display of defiance against the West in Moscow on Thursday ahead of the Kremlin's Victory Day celebrations, while Ukraine accused Russia of violating a supposed three-day truce Putin had ordered for the occasion. The Chinese president was among more than 20 foreign leaders in Russia to attend a vast military parade on Friday marking 80 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, taking place thr…
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