China, Russia Slam 'Destructive External Interference' in Eurasia: Joint Statement
- China and Russia issued a joint statement condemning what they called “destructive external interference” in Eurasia.
- The statement said such interference is the main factor undermining stability across the continent and condemned external coercion involving force.
- The two countries pledged mutual support on core interests.
- The statement did not mention a possible meeting among Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, and Donald Trump, which Yuri Ushakov said was being prepared.
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In the joint document, "China supports Russia in preserving its security, stability, national unity, development and prosperity, as well as its sovereignty and territorial integrity"
China and Russia have condemned "destructive external interference" as the main cause of instability in Eurasia. The two countries said this in a joint statement released by Chinese state media on the occasion of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Russia, BTA reported. "China supports Russia in maintaining its security, stability, national unity, supports its development and prosperity, as well as its sovereignty and territorial integrity. It…
China and Russia affirmed that destructive foreign intervention was the main source of instability throughout Eurasia, and condemned the fact that the country had not yet done so.
Beijing and Moscow criticized "destructive external interference" in Eurasia in a joint statement on Thursday.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visited Russia during a period of intense diplomatic activity regarding the war in Ukraine The post China and Russia denounce “destructive foreign interventions” in Eurasia appeared first on in.gr.
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