Russia and China ‘oppose unilateral bullying’

• China’s top ambassador and Russia’s security head met.
• Wang Yi and Nikolai Patrushev claim to have “opposed the creation of a cold war mentality.”
• Wang Yi will also meet with Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, and maybe President Vladimir Putin.

In Moscow, China‘s top ambassador and Russia’s security head met.

The official summary stated that they were promoting “peace and stability,” despite the fact that their talks take place nearly a year after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Despite the fact that Wang Yi and Nikolai Patrushev claim to have “opposed the creation of a cold war mentality,” Beijing has been accused of delivering dual-use technology to support Russia‘s war effort.

As the two spoke, the US was attempting to increase pressure on Moscow to end the war by imposing further sanctions.

To this, they stated that China and Russia “oppose all forms of unilateral bullying”.

Wang Yi will also meet with Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, and maybe President Vladimir Putin.

The Kremlin told me “there’s a lot to talk about”.

Finally, there has been much talk in Beijing that plans for China’s President Xi Jinping to visit Russia in the coming months are in the works.

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