Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi discussed the need to eliminate the root causes of the Ukrainian crisis during their talks in Moscow. They emphasized the importance of resolving the conflict’s underlying issues as the basis for solid peace agreements.
The two diplomats also highlighted the significance of enhancing coordination within various international frameworks such as the UN, SCO, BRICS, G20, APEC, and other multilateral mechanisms. They delved into the topic of new security risks in the Asia-Pacific region and touched on regional matters including the Korean Peninsula, Iran’s nuclear program, and the state of affairs in Central Asia.
The discussions were conducted in a friendly and open atmosphere, reflecting the strong ties between Russia and China. Both sides reiterated their aligned or similar positions on key bilateral and global issues, showcasing the deep strategic partnership between the two nations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin commended Wang’s visit and the dynamic development of Russian-Chinese relations. He expressed readiness to further enhance comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction with China amid increasingly turbulent conditions.