Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Russia next week, both countries said Friday, as Ukraine still awaits call with Volodomyr Zelensky.
, China appeared to double down on its “no limits” partnership with Russia, announced by Mr. Xi and Mr. Putin weeks before the war, and increased trade as Western sanctions started to bite.
Washington has repeatedly accused China of seeking to go further in its support of Russia and provide weapons, restocking the Kremlin’s dwindling armaments as the war drags on. While Beijing has vehemently denied this and the U.S. has not claimed any transfers have yet taken place,on customs data that shows Chinese companies providing assault rifles, drone parts and body armour to Russia, so-called “dual use” equipment that could also be used on the battlefield.
“Chinese-style modernization does not follow the old path of colonial plunder, nor the crooked path of hegemony after a strong country, but the right path of peaceful development in the world,” Mr. Xi said. “We advocate bridging differences through dialogue and resolving disputes through co-operation, resolutely oppose all forms of hegemonism and power politics.”
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