BEIJING/MOSCOW (Reuters) - China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin on Thursday promised "another time" of organization between the two most remarkable opponents of the US, which they cast as a forceful Virus War hegemon planting turmoil across the world.
Xi welcomed Putin on an honorary pathway outside the Incomparable Lobby of Individuals in Beijing, where they were hailed by walking Individuals' Freedom Armed force fighters, a 21-firearm salute on Tiananmen Square and youngsters waving the banners of China and Russia.
By Bernard Orr, Fellow Faulconbridge and Andrew Osborn
BEIJING/MOSCOW (Reuters) - China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin on Thursday promised "another time" of organization between the two most remarkable opponents of the US, which they cast as a forceful Virus War hegemon planting turmoil across the world.
Xi welcomed Putin on an honorary pathway outside the Incomparable Lobby of Individuals in Beijing, where they were hailed by walking Individuals' Freedom Armed force warriors, a 21-firearm salute on Tiananmen Square and youngsters waving the banners of China and Russia.
China and Russia proclaimed a "no restrictions" organization in February 2022 when Putin visited Beijing only days before he sent huge number of troops into Ukraine, setting off the deadliest land battle in Europe since The Second Great War.
Xi, 70, and Putin, 71, marked a joint proclamation on Thursday about the "new time" that declared resistance to the U.S. on a large group of safety issues and a common view on everything from Taiwan and Ukraine to North Korea and participation on new quiet atomic innovations and money.
"The China-Russia relationship today is hard-procured, and the different sides need to esteem and sustain it," Xi told Putin.
"China is able to ... mutually accomplish the turn of events and revival of our particular nations, and work together to maintain reasonableness and equity on the planet."