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xijinping's bottom line is that he will not abandon russia, he is not willing to see a humiliating defeat for vladimir putin in ukraine. and he is willing to keep providing certainly non—military supplies that have propped up putin's war machine over the last year or so. from the kremlin, china is happy to have russian energy at reduced rates and moscow is more and more reliant on china as a market. the war in ukraine is reshaping economic, diplomatic and political relations. today in kyiv, a surprise but pointed visit from the japanese prime minister delivering a message of support for ukraine, timed to coincide with president xi's trip to moscow. against the backdrop of a war that is changing the world, these were only exercises last week, but they brought together china, russia and iran, countries trying to forge ahead
and he is willing to keep providing certainly non—military supplies that have propped up putin's war machine over the last year or so. from the kremlin, china is happy to have russian energy at reduced rates and moscow is more and more reliant on china as a market. the war in ukraine is reshaping economic, diplomatic and political relations. today in kyiv, a surprise but pointed visit from the japanese prime minister, delivering a message of support for ukraine, timed to coincide with president xi's trip to moscow. against the backdrop of a war that is changing the world, these were only exercises last week, but they brought together china, russia and iran, countries trying to forge ahead with a stronger anti—alliance. with a stronger
so far, china has only given dual use technology for fear of secondary sanctions on chinese companies. xijinping's bottom line is that he will not abandon russia, he is not willing to see a humiliating defeat for vladimir putin in ukraine. and he is willing to keep providing certainly non—military supplies that have propped up putin's war machine over the last year or so. from the kremlin, china is happy to have russian energy at reduced rates and moscow is more and more reliant on china as a market. the war in ukraine is reshaping economic, diplomatic and political relations. today in kyiv, a surprise but pointed visit from the japanese prime minister delivering a message of support for ukraine, timed to coincide with president xi's trip to moscow. against the backdrop of a war that is changing the world, these were only exercises last week,
but pointed visit from the japanese prime minister delivering a message of support for ukraine, timed to coincide with president xi's trip to moscow. against the backdrop of a war that is changing the world, these were only exercises last week, but they brought together china, russia and iran, countries trying to forge ahead with a stronger anti—alliance. caroline hawley, bbc news. steve rosenberg told us more about the diplomatic balancing act that president xi is performing on his visit to moscow. he doesn't want to damage the trade relationship with the united states and the eu, those are his biggest trading partners. on the other hand, he wants to develop his relations, his partnership with russia. for many reasons — the two countries share a very big border, 4,000 kilometres. so a good relationship with russia makes sense. the two leaders share
from the kremlin, china is happy to have russian energy at reduced rates and moscow is more and more reliant on china as a market. the war in ukraine is reshaping economic, diplomatic and political relations. today in kyiv, a surprise but pointed visit from the japanese prime minister delivering a message of support for ukraine, timed to coincide with president xi's trip to moscow. against the backdrop of a war that is changing the world, these were only exercises last week, but they brought together china, russia and iran, countries trying to forge ahead with a stronger anti—western alliance. caroline hawley, bbc news. for xijingping the visit represents a delicate diplomatic balancing act. our russia editor steve rosenberg has been looking at what's at stake. he doesn't want to damage the trade relationship with the united states and the eu,