Russian President Putin Thanks Chinese President Xi For His ‘Balanced’ Stand On Ukraine At Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit In Uzbekistan

Euronews: Putin-Xi meeting: Russian leader praises China's balance on Ukraine and slams 'unipolar ugliness'

Russian President Vladimir Putin has denounced what he calls Western attempts to create a "unipolar world" as he met his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in Samarkand.

Putin praised Beijing's "balanced position" on the war in Ukraine - China has pointedly refused to criticise Russia’s action in Ukraine and criticised Western sanctions against Moscow.

Russia, in turn, has strongly backed China amid tensions with the US that followed a recent visit to Taiwan by US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

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WNU Editor: From Putin's point of view this meeting was a success. There will be no change in China's policy when it comes to Russia's war against Ukraine.

More News On Russian President Putin Thanking Chinese President Xi For His ‘Balanced’ Stand On Ukraine

Putin thanks China’s Xi for his ‘balanced’ stand on Ukraine -- AP

Putin and Xi Talk Taiwan, Trade, Ukraine, New World Order at SCO Summit -- Sputnik

Putin says Russia, China have ‘paragon’ relations, act in ‘foreign policy tandem’ -- TASS

Xi and Putin meet in Uzbekistan for security summit -- DW

Vladimir Putin tells Xi Jinping Russia values China's 'balanced position' on Ukraine -- ABC News Australia

Putin chatted with Xi Jinping after bilateral and trilateral meetings -- TASS

Xi and Putin hold first meeting since Ukraine invasion began -- Axios

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