IndiaTheNews NewsRoom: Xi Jinping put peace proposal before Putin, Moscow showed cold reaction

Chinese President Xi Jinping, who reached Russia on his first foreign tour after becoming the President of China for the third time, was given a grand welcome on Russian soil. Jinping arrived in Russia at a time when the International Court of Justice has issued an arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin for war crimes. Jinping may have been aggressive as the President of expansionist China, but during his visit to Russia, he was being seen as a peacemaker, but nothing like this happened. Putin, who is feeling the pressure from the western countries, is very happy to meet Jinping because he hopes that China will also provide arms and increase its support in international forums. However, the West has warned China not to give any weapons to Russia. During his visit to Russia, Jinping has also become the first leader to shake hands with Putin after his arrest warrant was issued.

The Chinese President met with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during his state visit to Russia. During their high-level talks at the Kremlin, the two leaders discussed Beijing’s Ukraine peace proposal. Let us tell you that this is Jinping’s first visit to Moscow since Russia started its military operation in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the Chinese president has highlighted his peace plan to end the Ukraine war, saying it takes into account the “legitimate” concerns of all sides and reflects the wider understanding of the international community. During talks with Putin, Xi advocated peace talks to end the Ukraine conflict.

Earlier, in an article titled ‘Forging Ahead to Open a New Chapter of China-Russia Friendship, Cooperation and Common Development’ published in the Russian newspaper ‘Russian Gazette’ on Monday, Xi said, “After being elected president 10 years ago, I First visited Russia. Xi (69) said he visited Moscow eight times in the past 10 years and met the Russian leader more than 40 times during bilateral and multilateral meetings. Buoyed by China’s recent role as a successful mediator in brokering a peace deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia, Xi is now focused on reaching an agreement to end the Russia-Ukraine war to increase China’s role in global diplomacy. have been Xi said in his article, “Since last year, the Ukraine crisis has escalated all-round.”

However, it remains to be seen whether Xi’s visit to Russia will be able to take forward the process of setting international roles for himself since becoming the Chinese President for the third time. By the way, Ukraine also has hope from the peace proposal of the Chinese President. He is hoping that the war will end, but looking at the attitude of the western countries on the Chinese proposal, it does not seem that this war will end soon.