President of Russia, Vladimir Putindid not rule out a Chinese plan to achieve peace in Ukraine, noting that “can serve as a basis for finding a political solution” to war after meeting his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping this Tuesday in Moscow.

Thus the president He called his talks with Xi Jinping “successful and constructive.” with whom he held a meeting that lasted up to three hours. “We are proud to once again have the opportunity to host our dear friend Xi Jinping on a state visit to Russia,” he said, before arguing that resolving the conflict in Ukraine “requires respect for the security concerns of all countries.”

“Our delegations and They performed successfully, in a warm and constructive atmosphere.”he noted during a joint press conference, at which he announced the signing of two declarations that “show the special nature of relations” between the two countries.

For Putin, these relations are, in fact, “at the best moment in history and are an example of strategic and exhaustive cooperation” between the parties, according to the Interfax news agency.

“Russia and China are united by some strong relations of good neighborliness, mutual assistance, friendship between peoples and active dialogue at all levels. We are in constant contact with China,” Putin said, noting that this allows both countries to “find solutions to all problems (…) and keep the international agenda under control.”

The two leaders signed a statement development of economic cooperation and other about strengthening the association “comprehensive and strategic cooperation” in the region. In this sense, they declared the importance of bilateral relations, especially in economic and trade issues, as a top priority.

Putin, who declared that Russia ready to increase the uninterrupted supply of oil to China, He warned that the country may be forced to “respond if the West decides to use weapons with nuclear components,” and did not rule out a trip to China before the end of the year and despite the invasion of Ukraine, TASS reports. agency.

On the other hand, the President of Russia stated that an agreement was reached “on almost all parameters of the Power of Siberia-2 gas pipeline”. “We have taken on a good project. This is the new “Power of Siberia 2” that runs through Mongolia. Virtually all parameters are agreed upon,” he explained of a major gas pipeline through which he seeks to export natural gas from Siberia to northwest China.