DW: Xi Jinping heads to Russia with focus on Ukraine
As Chinese leader Xi Jinping begins his three-day trip to Moscow on Monday, all eyes are on how China positions itself in the ongoing war and experts describe the trip as “extremely delicate” for the Chinese President.
After months of anticipation, Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who just confirmed his third term, will finally begin his three-day trip to Moscow on March 20.
Beijing has characterized the trip as "a visit for peace" that will aim to "improve global governance" and contribute to "the development and progress of the world.”
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Update: China's Xi to meet with Putin in Moscow Monday in show of support (ABC News)
WNU Editor: This is a 3 day summit, and the main focus on these talks will be on Ukraine, and the need to cooperate and work together to counter US foreign/economic/and military policies.
Both Russian and Chinese media are already extensively covering this story, and I agree with this article from China's Global Times that the outcome of this summit is going to be significant with geopolitical consequences .... Xi’s visit to Russia conveys great significance, injects certainty and positive energy (Global Times).
Bottom line.
Both countries are going to project to the world that they have agreed to form an alliance on a number of political/economic/and national security issues.