US EditionPutin and Xi: Unveiling the Root Causes of Conflict
- On May 8, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin as Russia commemorated eight decades since its victory in World War II.
- The visit followed rising economic ties amid Western accusations that China enables Russia despite Beijing's claim of neutrality in the Ukraine conflict.
- Both leaders emphasized deepening cooperation, mutual respect for historical memory of wartime sacrifices, and opposition to hegemonic bullying by other nations.
- Putin emphasized that Russia and China jointly uphold the accuracy of historical events, honor the legacy of the wartime period, and confront current forms of neo-Nazism and militarism.
- The meeting reinforced the strategic partnership aimed at maintaining global stability and underscored joint opposition to unilateralism while preparing for continued collaboration.
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Putin and Xi: Unveiling the Root Causes of Conflict
Putin and Xi: Unveiling the Root Causes of Conflict In a joint statement from the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping have emphasized that resolving the conflict in Ukraine hinges on addressing its underlying causes.The declaration was made during discussions in Moscow, where the leaders reaffirmed their commitment to addressing global issues collaboratively.Putin extended his gratitude to Xi for participat…
Putin meets Xi: "Our ties aren't against anyone" and the Chinese leader attacks Trump: "Together against hegemonic bullying"
He arrived at the Kremlin to meet Vladimir Putin, on the eve of the parade for the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi-Fascism. Xi Jinping will be one of the leaders present on the Red Square, and today he is in conversation with the Russian president, who has specified how China and Russia continue to strengthen their ties to the benefit of the peoples of the two countries, who are not against anyone. Not only: bilateral relations have be…
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