Xi Told Trump that Putin May 'Regret' Invading Ukraine
China called the report false after the Financial Times said Xi warned Trump that Putin may regret the Ukraine invasion.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping told President Donald Trump during talks in Beijing last week that Russian leader Vladimir Putin may ultimately regret launching his full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- Russia hammered Ukraine over several days last week, flattening a Kyiv apartment building where 24 people died, including three children, during a terrifying wave of airstrikes that intensified the four-year conflict.
- Russian forces fired 524 attack drones and 22 ballistic and cruise missiles, Zelensky said, while a Shahed drone struck a Chinese-owned cargo ship, prompting Ukrainian official Dmytro Pletenchuk to question if it was a 'monstrous mistake.'
- The Kremlin said on Monday the Russia-Ukraine peace process is currently paused, as Spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on Trump's remarks that deadly strikes could set back peace efforts.
- Putin seeks to expand ties with China, stating relations have reached an 'unprecedented level,' while NATO Allies conduct the TFP26 exercise with approximately 1,000 service members across Eastern Europe.
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In an exchange judged frank with Donald Trump, Xi Jinping thought that Vladimir Putin could regret the war in Ukraine. A statement reported by several media, which contrasts with neutrality...
At their meeting last week, Trump and Xi are said to have talked about Putin. According to insiders, it was also about a mobilization against the International Criminal Court.
A few days after China's President Xi Jinping received his American counterpart, Donald Trump, at a summit in Beijing that had not been held for nearly a decade, the turn of Russian President Vladimir Putin, traditionally much closer to Xi and close to China's interests, has come. However, the visit of the Russian leader has been marked even before he lands in Beijing following a publication of the 'Financial Times', according to which Xi would …
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