
Xi hails ‘deepening' trust between China, Russia as he meets Putin
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday hailed 'deepening' trust with Russia as he sat down with President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin.
'The political mutual trust between China and Russia is becoming deeper, and the ties for pragmatic cooperation are becoming stronger,' Xi said, visiting Moscow for Russia's May 9 celebrations of the World War II defeat of the Nazis.
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