Xi Told Trump that Putin May 'Regret' Invading Ukraine
China called the report false after the Financial Times said Xi warned Trump that Putin may regret the Ukraine invasion.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping told President Donald Trump during talks in Beijing last week that Russian leader Vladimir Putin may ultimately regret launching his full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
- Russia hammered Ukraine over several days last week, flattening a Kyiv apartment building where 24 people died, including three children, during a terrifying wave of airstrikes that intensified the four-year conflict.
- Russian forces fired 524 attack drones and 22 ballistic and cruise missiles, Zelensky said, while a Shahed drone struck a Chinese-owned cargo ship, prompting Ukrainian official Dmytro Pletenchuk to question if it was a 'monstrous mistake.'
- The Kremlin said on Monday the Russia-Ukraine peace process is currently paused, as Spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on Trump's remarks that deadly strikes could set back peace efforts.
- Putin seeks to expand ties with China, stating relations have reached an 'unprecedented level,' while NATO Allies conduct the TFP26 exercise with approximately 1,000 service members across Eastern Europe.
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Today the bilateral talks. The mystery of the comment attributed to the Chinese leader: "Moscow will end up regretting having invaded Ukraine"
Kinas ledare Xi Jinping ska ha says till Trump att Putin kanske kommer att ångra invasionen av Ukraina. Sådana tankar lär han hålla tyst om när den ryske presidenten besöker Beijing. Men Xi har ett övertag. Utan Kina skulle rysk ekonomi ligga i spillror.
It is one of the most direct assessments from the Chinese president about the war in Ukraine.
‘Completely Fabricated out of Thin Air’: China Rejects Report Claiming Xi Jinping Told War Trump That Vladimir Putin Might ‘Regret’ Ukraine Invasion | 🌎 LatestLY
China on Tuesday dismissed a report asserting that President Xi Jinping suggested to his American counterpart Donald Trump that Putin might "regret" his invasion of Ukraine. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun during a press conference told a reporter, "The information you mentioned does not match the facts and is completely fabricated out of thin air." 🌎 ‘Completely Fabricated out of Thin Air’: China Rejects Report Claiming Xi Jinpin…
The Chinese leader estimated last week to his American counterpart on a visit to Beijing that Vladimir Putin might end up regretting the offensive launched in Ukraine in 2022, according to the Financial Times.
China’s Foreign Ministry denied a report from the Financial Times that Xi Jinping would have told Donald Trump that Vladimir Putin “could repent” of the invasion of Ukraine. China called the version “completely false” and accused the British media of fabricating information. The publication generated international controversy by suggesting a change in China’s stance towards Russia, just before Vladimir Putin’s official visit to Beijing. The Fore…
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