Moscow: Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Moscow on a three -day visit to Russia, where he will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin One -on -one and will be the guest of honor at the ‘Victory Day Parade’ on May 9.
The parade is being held in World War II to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany. China has sent 102 military personnel to attend the parade, the largest number of any foreign troops.
Shi Jinping and Putin will discuss the Ukraine War, China-Russian relations, Russia-US tensions and global diplomatic scenes. According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, the two leaders will “take a stand against unilateral measures, supremacy and Western pressure.”
In his column published in the Russian newspaper, the Chinese president described the China-Russian relations as “trusted” and “important in the establishment of a new global system.”
The Kremlin described the visit as a symbol of ‘unlimited partnership’ between the two countries.
Putin has also announced a three -day seizure on the Ukraine war front to avoid attacks on the conquest of victory. However, Ukraine rejected the move as an attempt to secure the parade.
