"Disagree with the policy of gross power": China's Foreign Minister met with the new Russian ambassador

Chinese Minister Van I stated that Russian-Chinese relations are inviolable, and friendship between the two countries is capable of overcoming any challenges. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of China Van I met with the new Russian ambassador in Beijing Igor Morgulov and stated that both states "did not agree with the policy of gross power. " About it writes the Chinese State News Agency "Xinhua".

Van also added that both China and Russia are firmly committed to the promotion of the multipolar world and disagree with "unipolar hegemony". "Both countries are dedicated to the protection of the international system, the nucleus of which is the UN and based on international law of international order and disagree with the policy of gross power," he said.

In addition, the Chinese minister stated that Russian-Chinese relations are inviolable, and friendship between the two countries is capable of overcoming any challenges. "Regardless of the changes in the international situation, China and Russia as two great neighboring states will promote strategic mutual trust and practical cooperation, will co -establish international justice," Van I. said that on November 28, the media wrote that China began to transfer military assistance to Russia.