ABC News: Xi departs Putin meeting, after signalling strength in Russia-China alliance
A White House spokesperson dismissed the ties as a "marriage of convenience."
HONG KONG and LONDON -- Chinese President Xi Jinping departed Moscow on Wednesday after two days of highly symbolic meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which the two presented a united front and an alternative vision for global leadership.
Much of the summit seemed to be directed at countering narratives from the United States, NATO and other nations that have stood against Putin's invasion of neighboring Ukraine more than a year ago.
Despite statements saying that "China-Russia relations are not the kind of military-political alliance during the Cold War," China and Russia made clear they wanted to "advance the trend toward a multi-polar world."
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WNU Editor: China is definitely becoming emboldened, and everyone saw it at this summit .... Xi ends trip to Russia as China grows more emboldened (DW).
As to what was agreed to in this summit. A lot of deals were signed but many of the details have not been made public yet. My gut tells me that this will be gradually released/made public in the coming days.
Russia - China 3-Day Summit Comes To An End
Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping sign economic deal in latest demonstration of 'friendship without limits' -- FOX News
Xi doubles down on China’s support for Putin -- NBC
China's leader brings Putin support, but no public promise of weapons -- CBS
Xi, Putin back ‘peace talks’ for Ukraine war — but blame NATO and make no offer to withdraw -- Politico
China, Russia turn up the heat on US after Xi, Putin meet in Moscow -- SCMP
Peace plans and pipelines: What came out of the Putin-Xi talks? -- Reuters
Explainer: What Did The Xi-Putin Meeting In Moscow Achieve? -- RFE
Key takeaways from Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin meetings -- Deseret News
No path to peace: Five key takeaways from Xi and Putin’s talks in Moscow -- CNN
The leaders of China and Russia have finished talks. Here are some takeaways -- NPR
3 comments:
China went in with all the cards, and left smiling.
Russia needs China more than China needs Russia, and you can bet they have them bent over.
So now under Biden we have a China/Russia axis where none existed previously.
/"Great job, President Biden. You have my vote in 2024".
-Libtard
Xi wanted guarantees that Russia would still supply energy and minerals in the event of a war with the US in the coming years. Expect a lot of long term energy deals and projects to be announced over the next few weeks.
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