After President Xi Jinping recently traveled to Moscow to participate in a lavish World War II Victory Day parade, China announced on Thursday ( 15 May ) that it was ready to “expand practical cooperation” with the Russian army.
In recent years, the two nations have grown closer, especially since Moscow carried out a full-scale war of Ukraine in 2022.
Kyiv’s supporters have accused Beijing of providing economic and political cover to start a war of anger against Xi after his trip to Russia next week.
Beijing claims to be a negative side of the conflict and has made unwavering efforts for serenity.
The defense ministry responded on Thursday to a question posed by Xi’s attend about how China would foster military-to-military ties with Russia and how the connection was “operating at a high level.”
Jiang Bin, a spokesman for the defense ministry and the Russian side, responded to a response posted on the social media platform WeChat by posting the following message:” The Chinese military stands ready to work with the Russian side to further develop strategic mutual trust, move up corporate communication, and develop practical cooperation.
Jiang said the actions had “enrich the content of China-Russia’s complete strategic partnership of cooperation for a fresh era.”
He added that they would” contribute to preserving and strengthening global strategic balance.”