US EditionPutin's welcome to Xi Jinping seems to show China is on Russia's side
- On May 8, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Moscow to participate in Russia's celebrations commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II alongside President Vladimir Putin.
- The meeting followed years of deepening ties driven by shared geopolitical interests, opposition to unilateralism, and Russia's international isolation due to its invasion of Ukraine.
- During their discussions, the leaders highlighted the importance of enhancing their strategic partnership, reaffirmed support for the United Nations' central role in global affairs, and jointly released a statement focused on maintaining international strategic stability.
- Putin emphasized that the relationship between Russia and China is growing to benefit both nations without targeting any other countries, while Xi described the two as steadfast allies united in opposition to unilateral actions.
- The event signals a stronger China-Russia alliance with potential implications for global governance, military cooperation, and responses to US influence in Indo-Pacific and international affairs.
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