China's top diplomat Wang Yi met with Sergei Shoigu, secretary of the Russian Federation Security Council, in Beijing for high-level talks on Friday. The discussion highlighted the deepening partnership between the two nations amid shifting global dynamics.
Wang emphasized that China-Russia relations remain 'rock-solid and unshakable,' driven by the strategic vision of both countries' leaders. While specifics of the dialogue weren't disclosed, the meeting signals continued alignment on key geopolitical priorities—from economic cooperation to multilateral diplomacy.
Analysts suggest such exchanges reinforce Beijing and Moscow's shared commitment to challenging Western-led frameworks, though both sides stress their collaboration is 'not targeted at third parties.' The timing coincides with heightened global attention on Eurasian security and trade networks.
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