Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Beijing on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. Xi Jinping said the stability and certainty of China-Russia relations are particularly precious in the face of an international landscape intertwined with change and chaos, though the specific changes and chaos he referred to were not detailed. He added that China and Russia need to use closer and stronger strategic collaboration to defend the legitimate interests of both nations and safeguard the unity of Global South countries.
N. Security Council. He urged foreign ministries from both countries to fully implement the consensus reached between him and Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling for strengthening strategic communication and close diplomatic coordination, though the exact details of that consensus were not specified.
Cooperation between Russia and China is already deeper than traditional alliances and highlighted stable energy supplies and cooperation in technology and space.
Xi Jinping also urged promoting the comprehensive strategic partnership between Beijing and Moscow to stand higher, walk more steadily and go further. N and other multilateral platforms, according to multiple reports. He added that Russia is willing to work with China to uphold international fairness and justice, push their ties to achieve greater development and make greater contributions to world peace.
Lavrov arrived in China on Tuesday for a two-day trip at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, multiple reports indicate. In a press conference in Turkey, Sergey Lavrov said cooperation between Russia and China is already deeper than traditional alliances and highlighted stable energy supplies and cooperation in technology and space. During his visit to Beijing, Sergey Lavrov said Moscow is ready to handle Iran's highly enriched uranium, including by converting it into fuel or storing parts of it in Russia.
Moscow is ready to handle Iran's highly enriched uranium, including by converting it into fuel or storing parts of it in Russia.
The specific plans or timeline for this handling, such as conversion or storage, were not detailed. S. President Donald Trump said the war in Iran was close to over, according to multiple reports.