Current, Latin American summary, May 9, 2025.
The Russian president reiterated his appreciation for Beijing’s impartial position about a political solution of the Ukrainian conflict.
The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, addressed the Ukrainian crisis, among other issues, during the meeting they held this Thursday at the Kremlin, the foreign ministry of the Asian country reported.
According to the released statement, both leaders took tea and exchanged views in a informal meeting on the development of the Ukrainian crisis. It is reported that the Chinese president reiterated that his country advocates a comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable vision of world security and stressed that the deep causes that led to the conflict between kyiv and Moscow should be eliminated.
In addition, he acknowledged that Beijin welcomes all efforts to achieve peace and hopes that Through dialogue A fair, lasting, binding and acceptable agreement for all parties is achieved.
In turn, the Russian president declared that he appreciates China’s objective and impartial position on the resolution of the Ukrainian crisis, and stressed The disposition of the Russian part to initiate conversations without previous conditions, expressing the hope of achieving a last and fair peace.
This Thursday, Xi Jinping, who arrived in Russia on Wednesday to visit the events for the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazism in the Great Patria War, met at the Kremlin with Vladimir Putin.
After signing a series of bilateral documents, Putin said that relations between the two countries have reached the highest level in history. Thus, the parties announced Several agreements In the fields of education, media, culture and digital development, as well as in investments and economy.
The Russian leader has demonstrated on several occasions that his country is ready to work With any partner wish help To resolve the conflict between kyiv and Moscow, including the US, the countries of the Global South and even European nations, but under an essential condition: that this peaceful solution guarantees the security of the Euroasy country in the long term and eliminates the deep causes of the conflict.
