Russia and China praise their strong "love affair", Moscow points out the most important task to Beijing, the US is named

On November 12, Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu, who was visiting Beijing, participated in a consultative meeting on strategic security issues with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu (left) meets with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing on November 12.

According to Sputnik news agency, during the consultations, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that relations between China and Russia have overcome the challenges of international changes and maintained stable development momentum.

According to him, under the leadership of the leaders of the two countries, the Russia-China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership "has withstood the test of international changes and maintained healthy and stable development."

Foreign Minister Wang Yi noted that this year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries, with many important strategic agreements between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

He emphasized: "China and Russia have always supported each other on issues related to each other's core interests, strengthening political trust, promoting economic cooperation in many fields, and building a new model of relations between major neighboring countries."

Affirming Beijing's readiness to strengthen coordination on strategic issues and ensure common security and development interests, Wang Yi also praised the important contributions of China and Russia in promoting solidarity and cooperation among countries in the Southern Hemisphere.

For his part, Shoigu noted: "I see the most important task as countering the 'dual containment' policy toward Russia and China pursued by the United States and its allies."

Before being elected President of the United States in the November 5th election, Donald Trump had threatened to impose high tariffs on goods imported from China and other countries.

Meanwhile, in May, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged to usher in a "new era" in their partnership.

The two leaders also believe that the unipolar world order led by the US after the Cold War is gradually collapsing, and that the close relationship between Moscow and Beijing has the potential to impact global stability.

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