Putin and Moody in China for the summit were overwhelmed by commercial wars with us

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are among the twentieth world leaders who attended a regional security summit in China.

Before the annual Assembly of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin, Port, Moody is holding talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. It is the first time for Moody in China seven years ago.

Putin, a close ally of China, arrived in a red carpet that was launched in Tianjin on Sunday.

The summit comes as US President Trump imposed a severe tariff on Indian goods as a punishment for the continuous purchase of Delhi for Russian oil, and Putin faces the threats of sanctions on his ongoing war on Ukraine.

There are 10 member states supported by Beijing – including Pakistan and Iran – and 16 dialogue partners and observers.

The summit itself is largely symbolic, but it will allow leaders to heaviness to common grievances and common interests – and this year will overwhelm the assembly by commercial wars with the United States.

The organization was created by China, Russia and four Central Asian countries in 2001 as an anti -western alliance measure such as NATO.

This is the largest gathering of this year since the establishment of the organization.

For Tianjin, the summit has become a major event with banners and advertising paintings that are promoted throughout the northern city of Port.

At night, tens of thousands of local spectators were gathered to the Refresh area to see a lighting display displayed on the tower blocks during the gathering gathering.

The streets were severely crowded – making it difficult for people even to move, especially in the historic and around the historic Guevang Bridge.

During the day, pedestrians are sometimes manufactured to wait with high road barriers to allow the World leaders of the world leaders visiting quickly.

Taxi and other rented car services were suspended in the downtown area, but this did not prove the enthusiasts of the crowds of people who wanted to be part of what was described as a historic meeting.

However, the police have advised more than 13 million Tianjin people to avoid mobility throughout the city if possible and adhere to the stores near them to buy any immediate necessities.

The meeting comes a few days before the massive military parade that will happen 80 years since the end of World War II.