White House: Nothing strange came out of the meeting between Xi Jinping and Putin
| The spokesman of the National Security Council of the White House reacted to the meeting between the presidents of China and Russia in Beijing. |
report Mehr News Agency quoted by AFP, John Kirby, the spokesman of the National Security Council of the White House, in response to the meeting between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, the presidents of China and Russia in Beijing, said that a strange development in The relations between these two countries have not been observed.
Kirbi said in response to a question about the published pictures of the heads of these two countries hugging each other: Hugging? Well, good for them! I can’t talk about people’s body language!
America has always expressed concern about economic, commercial and military relations, as well as the supply of technology from Chinese companies to Moscow.
Of course, Kirby claimed that during the meeting between Xi Jinping and Putin, there was no significant progress in the relations between the two countries, and Washington does not think that the Chinese president will help the troops Russia’s armed forces should “hurry”.
He said: There was no special issue that surprised us from this meeting. Of course, I am not saying that we are not worried about the relationship (China and Russia) and the path that this relationship takes. We are currently watching and monitoring the situation.
Last Thursday, Putin visited Beijing and met with Xi Jinping in his first trip after winning the Russian presidential election in March. In this meeting, the leaders of these two countries described the relationship between Beijing and Moscow as a “stabilizing force” in a turbulent world.
