Gazprom Seals Binding Deal for Power of Siberia 2 Pipeline to China
- On September 2, 2025, Presidents Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping met in Beijing ahead of a military parade marking 80 years since World War II's end.
- Their talks followed Russia’s February 2022 Ukraine offensive and a 'no limits partnership' declared shortly before the conflict began.
- During the meetings, both leaders criticized Western governments, with Xi condemning 'bullying behaviour' and Putin defending Russia's actions in Ukraine.
- Putin stated their ties were at an 'unprecedented level,' while Xi said China and Russia deepened mutual trust and promoted global stability amid turmoil.
- Approximately twenty world leaders, including Kim Jong Un, participated in the summit and military parade, underscoring strengthened alliances aimed at countering Western influence.
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Xi, Putin Hail Close Cooperation as Russia’s Gazprom Announces New Gas Pipeline Deal With China
Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed their deepening partnership during a bilateral meeting on Sept. 2, as Moscow’s energy giant Gazprom announced a new agreement to build a major natural gas pipeline linking the two nations. Addressing Xi as a “dear friend,” Putin said that Moscow’s relationship with Beijing has attained “an unprecedentedly high level,” according to a transcript of the meeting releas…
The "Power of Siberia 2" is expected to export 50 billion cubic metres of gas every year to China.
One day before the big military parade in Beijing, China's head of state and party met his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. The two heads of state want to raise the already close relationship to an even higher level.
The delegations of Russia and China signed 22 documents on cooperation as part of the official visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to China, the TASS correspondent reports.
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