"War will not be over": The US commented on Putin and Xi Jinping's meeting

The White House believes that Russia and China would like the world to play by their rules, but such relationships cannot be called the Alliance. In the US, they did not see the signs of a rapid end of the war in Ukraine following the meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the head of the PRC Si Jinping. This was announced today, March 21, said John Kirby, strategic communications coordinator of the National Security Council at the White House.

"We did not see anything of the said SI and Putin, which would make us believe that the war in Ukraine will be over soon, and that they are set up," he said. Kirby also added that he would not name the relations of Russia and China by the Alliance, but noted that both countries "would like to play the world by their rules. " Since March 20, China Si Jinping has been in Moscow on an official visit.

On March 21, Russian President Vladimir Putin and China Si Jinping, two joint statements were signed on the next day of the meetings: plans for the development of key areas of economic cooperation and deepening strategic partnership.

On March 13, The Wall Street Journal, with reference to its own sources, reported that the head of China, Xi Jinping, plans to hold the first time from the beginning of a full -scale war with the Russian Federation a virtual meeting with President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. On March 21, the focus understood what Xi Jinping and Volodymyr Zelenskyy would say.