Putin sends birthday wishes to China’s president Xi
The message follows Xi’s recent visit to Moscow in May, where he participated in events marking the 80th anniversary of the Soviet victory in World War II. Xi and Putin held extended talks at the Kremlin on May 8, accompanied by senior officials from both countries. Their meeting, which lasted more than three and a half hours, concluded with the signing of several bilateral agreements.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry labeled Xi’s trip a “complete success.” Putin, for his part, described the talks as “highly positive,” praising the opportunity for direct dialogue. He also thanked Xi for his presence at the commemorative event and confirmed his intention to attend similar ceremonies in China marking the defeat of militarist Japan.
Beijing has maintained its call for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine conflict since its escalation in 2022. It has consistently opposed Western sanctions on Russia and criticized NATO’s expansion, holding it responsible for worsening tensions. In 2023, China proposed a 12-point peace plan, which Moscow welcomed, aiming for a political settlement that acknowledges the situation on the ground.
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