Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin deepened their “no limits” partnership during talks in the Kremlin on March 21, signing a series of agreements furthering the two countries’ “strategic cooperation.”
The two leaders signed a joint declaration on deepening the nations’ “comprehensive strategic partnership,” and an agreement on economic cooperation after Tuesday’s meeting, according to China’s state broadcaster CCTV.
The agreements solidify Beijing and Moscow’s growing de-facto alliance since Putin and Xi declared a “no limits” partnership a month before Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Since the war, China has become Russia’s most important trade partner helping Moscow stay afloat amid crippling sanctions from the West….