Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have signed a joint declaration deepening their strategic partnership, with the Russian President declaring ties between the two nations are at 'the highest point in the history of the two countries'.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have signed a joint declaration that will bring China-Russia ties into a new era, as the two leaders called for"responsible dialogue" to end the war in Ukraine.
In a joint press conference following talks, President Putin said the statements"fully reflect the nature Russia-China relations are at the highest point in the history of our two countries". Earlier in the day Xi invited Putin to visit China during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, in a show of support for the Russian President afterFollowing Xi's arrival in Moscow on Sunday, President Putin promised China’s 12-point peace plan for the war in Ukraine - which was published in late February - would be top of the agenda for their talks.
The proposal calls for de-escalation and eventual ceasefire in Ukraine, an end to economic sanctions, and urges all parties to avoid nuclear escalation.
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