Analysts said that the head of the Kremlin is still trying to present the Russian Federation as a respected power in the world.
Russian President Vladimir Putin did not receive the support he hoped for from China. This was expressed by analysts from the American Institute for War Studies (ISW).
In the news on April 5, it was stated that China’s EU Ambassador Fu Cong’s statement on the rhetorical meaning of “boundless friendship” between China and Russia suggested that Putin did not achieve the desired benefits after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Moscow in March. .
According to analysts, the head of the Kremlin is still trying to present the Russian Federation as a respected power in the world and focuses on “friendly” countries. Thus, on April 5, Putin held an online meeting at which the heads of 17 diplomatic missions were presented with certificates of trust. In this meeting, he touched upon Russia’s relations with Syria.
“Putin said Syria was a reliable partner with which Russia reached a series of vague agreements during President Bashar al-Assad’s last visit to Russia on March 14,” the report said.
In addition, Putin could not deny not scolding the USA and the countries of the European Union. He claimed that they were responsible for starting the war in Ukraine.
Recall that on April 5, China’s ambassador to the EU denied the “boundless friendship” between Moscow and Beijing. Ambassador Fu Cong made it clear that China has never sided with Russia in the war against Ukraine, and that some people “particularly misinterpret its position” when it comes to the “unrestricted friendship between Moscow and Beijing”.
It was also reported that on March 20, Russian media published an article by Xi Jinping on China’s relations with the Russian Federation. The Chinese leader once again described the war in Ukraine as a crisis and said Beijing and Moscow would “make a greater contribution to the advancement of human civilization”.
Source: Focus
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