Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping held significant talks at the Kremlin, celebrating a "new era" in their countries relationship. Putin expressed his belief that there are "truly unlimited possibilities and prospects" for cooperation. The talks were seen as a political victory for Putin, who has been internationally isolated. The leaders signed a declaration emphasizing the importance of "respecting the legitimate concerns of all countries" and preventing the Ukraine conflict from escalating. The declaration called for an end to any actions that could increase tension and prolong hostilities, to prevent the crisis from worsening.
They have signed a declaration expressing concern over NATO's growing presence in Asia and accusing the US of undermining global security. Both leaders called for the US to stop actions that could endanger international and regional security. They announced their intention to regularly conduct joint military exercises and to strengthen cooperation between their armed forces. Putin also stated that Russia could meet China's growing demand for energy resources, and an agreement was reached on the construction of the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline. The talks were seen as significant for their stance against the US and NATO.
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