Image source, Reuters By Steve Rosenberg, Stephen McDonell and James Landale in Moscow, Beijing and Kyiv China’s President Xi Jinping will travel to Moscow next week to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, authorities state. The Kremlin stated they would talkabout a “comprehensive collaboration and tactical co-operation”. The goto comes as Beijing, an ally of Russia, hasactually used propositions to end the war in Ukraine, to which the West hasactually provided a lukewarm reception. Western nations have alerted Beijing versus providing Moscow with weapons. This will be President Xi’s veryfirst see to Russia giventhat Russian soldiers gotinto Ukraine. He is due to have lunch with Mr Putin on Monday followed by talks on Tuesday. A foreign ministry spokesperson stated China would maintain “an unbiased and reasonable position” on the war in Ukraine and “play a positive function in promoting talks for peace”. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s representative stated that China playing a authentic function in bringback sovereignty to Ukraine would be invited. The reality the Chinese leader is going to Russia signals Beijing’s strong assistance for Moscow. There’s no surprise about that: Mr Putin and Mr Xi share a comparable world view, both accept the concept of a multi-polar world. Last year the 2 guys stated their collaboration has no limitations. That’s not strictly real. Up till now China has not provided Russia with deadly help to aid it win the war in Ukraine, though the UnitedStates declares China is thinkingabout doing so. As for the stated part
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