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During a virtual summit between the two leaders on Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed with his Russian envoy, Vladimir Putin, that NATO should not expand into Ukraine and deploy troops and weapons in the country.
Putin and Ji held a sitting session Tensions increase Thousands of Russian troops were concentrated on the Ukrainian border between Moscow and Washington.
According to Putin’s foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushako, Russian and Chinese leaders have discussed “growing threats to Russia’s national interests from the United States and NATO, which continue to move their military infrastructure closer to Russia’s borders.”
Ushakov also told Putin that he needed to negotiate with NATO and the United States on security guarantees.
Xi responded, “I understand Russia’s concerns and fully support our effort to introduce these security guarantees to Russia,” the adviser continued.
Xi stressed that Moscow and Beijing must “protect” their security interests, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency in Xi Hina.
“Currently, under the guise of ‘democracy’ and ‘human rights’, some international powers are interfering in the internal affairs of China and Russia, brutally trampling on the standards of international law and recognized international relations,” Xinhua was quoted as saying.
The two leaders appear to have developed relations after the US imposed sanctions on China Oppression Uyghur Muslims and Russia on the illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014.
“Based on principles such as non-interference in internal affairs and respect for mutual interests, a new model of cooperation has been developed between our two countries,” Putin told the Associated Press.
The Kremlin has repeatedly denied planning a military operation against Ukraine, after US officials warned their allies that an invasion was possible early next year.
Putin said he planned to meet with Xi in person in Beijing in February and attend next year’s Winter Olympics.
The United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom have said they will not send VIPs to the Winter Olympics. China’s diplomatic boycott Human Rights Register. Other countries have said they will not send officers due to epidemic travel restrictions.
With wire
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