Putin was unable to achieve desired from negotiations with Xi Jinping in Moscow - isw

According to analysts, the Kremlin leader was counting on more in-depth cooperation with Beijing, but he had to agree to a restrained version of Russian-Chinese relations. The President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, was unable to achieve the desired negotiation with the Chinese leader Xi Jinping and suffered a "fiasco". This is stated in the report of the American Institute of War Study (ISW) of March 21.

The leader of China Xi Jinping, where he met with the Head of State Vladimir Putin, arrived in Moscow from March 20 to March 22. They held several negotiations on strengthening relations between countries, but the issue of war in Ukraine also did not miss. According to analysts, the Kremlin head was unable to achieve the desired result and to agree on the conditions of bilateral partnerships that would be beneficial for him.

"The obligations taken by Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin were noticeably one-sided, indicating that SI agrees to a more restrained version of Russian-Chinese relations than Putin was likely to expect," the message said. China's chairman also made two basic statements to pay attention to. First of all, he said that Beijing would continue to support the Kremlin's initiatives in the UN Security Council.

Secondly, Xi Jinping again emphasized the importance that the war in Ukraine should be completed through peace talks, not results on the battlefield. There was no public support in the war in the war. "Such rhetoric is clearly lacking in the formulation, which is commonly used in diplomatic speeches to show that both sides have come to the final and essential agreements," the ISW analysts write. We will remind, on March 21 in the United States commented the meeting of Putin and Xi Jinping.