Xi Jinping's Moscow Mission: Strengthening Sino-Russian Ties Amid Global Tensions
Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Moscow to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II and hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The visit aims to bolster China-Russia relations amidst US pressure over tariffs and the Ukraine conflict, and coordinate strategies on international platforms.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping embarked on a significant diplomatic visit to Moscow, marking his first trip to Russia since the US initiated a tariff war against China under President Donald Trump's administration.
During his visit from May 7 to 10, Xi will participate in Victory Day celebrations and engage in strategic discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The leaders aim to enhance bilateral relations and address pressing international and regional issues including the Ukraine conflict and US tariffs.
The Kremlin announced plans to sign numerous bilateral agreements during Xi's visit, emphasizing the strengthened partnership and coordination on platforms such as the UN and BRICS to counter unilateral actions and promote a multipolar world.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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