Chinese leader Xi Jinping will pay an official visit to Russia from Wednesday through Saturday, the Kremlin and Foreign Ministry in Beijing said Sunday, with Xi and Russian President Vladimir Putin to hold talks on bolstering their “no-limits” partnership even further.
Xi, who had already been among the world leaders set to attend a Victory Day parade in Moscow on Friday, will visit at the invitation of Putin, according to both governments.
In addition to attending celebrations marking the Allied defeat of Nazi Germany, the Kremlin said the two leaders’ bilateral talks will focus on “core aspects” of the “further advancement” of Russia and China’s strategic partnership as well as “pressing matters on the international and regional agendas.”
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