The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, will visit Russia from May 7 to 10 and will join the Russian President Vladimir Putin in the 80th commemoration of the allied victory against Nazi Germany, Kremlin said Sunday.
The Kremlin said that the two presidents would carry out bilateral conversations about “develop associations and strategic ties” and “problems in the international and regional agenda.”
“Governments and ministers are expected to signed a series of bilateral documents,” he added.
Putin has ordered that a three -day truce in the war in Ukraine coincides with the commemors of the Second World War of Russia on May 9, that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zensky has ruled out as theaters.
China has been portrayed as a neutral party in the three -year war, although Western governments say that their close links with Russia have provided Moscow with crucial economic and diplomatic support.
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