Vladimir Putin and the beginning of China start talks in Beijing in Beijing

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, started bilateral talks in Beijing, on the eve of a huge military procession in the Chinese capital.

Putin praised the relations between the two countries, saying that they are at an “unprecedented level”, adding that “close communication reflects the strategic nature of Russian -Chinese relations.”

“My dear friend, everyone and the entire Russian delegation are pleased to see again with our Chinese friends and colleagues,” Putin told XI, according to a video posted on the official TELEGRAM application in the Kremlin.

“Our close communication reflects the strategic nature of the relations between Chinese Russia, which is at an unprecedented high level.”

“We were always together at the time, and we stay together now,” Putin added.

“The relations between China and Russia have withstood the test of international changes” – adding that Beijing was ready to work with Moscow “to promote to build a more clear global governance system.”

Shi is scheduled to host the largest military procession in China on Wednesday, which will represent the eighties of the Japanese surrender in China at the end of World War II.

This comes at a time when Shi seeks to showcase Beijing’s strength on the international stage – not only as the second largest economy in the world, but also as a heavy diplomatic weight.

He emphasized the role of China as a stable commercial partner, while US President Donald Trump’s tariff has raised economic relations.

Xi is now hosting Putin in Beijing, while a deal with the Russian leader continues to end the war in Ukraine to escape Trump.

Shi and Putin criticized Western governments during the summit on Monday, when Xi criticized the “bullying behavior” of some countries – a veiled sign to the United States – while Putin defended Russia’s attack The West was blamed for the conflict.

The two leaders met in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Tuesday, according to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV.