[PREMIERE] * Putin Ungkap Kekhawatiran Xi Jinping Tentang Situasi Perang Rusia - Ukraina

Hello Viewers During the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit Shanghai Cooperation Organization SCO Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 15 Putin expressed that Xi Jinping has concerns about the situation in the Russia-Ukraine war And Xi Jinping's stance in supporting Putin They also appeared less optimistic The meeting between Putin and Xi is the first meeting since Russia invaded Ukraine in February of this year The summit took place as Russia was experiencing a major setback on the battlefield in Ukraine A day before Putin and Xi met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced That Ukrainian forces have reclaimed more than 8 000 square kilometers of their territory The Russian army has occupied it since the counterattack began in September Putin expressed concerns about China's stance on the Russian-Ukrainian war According to a statement issued by the Kremlin in the opening remarks of the Putin-Xi Jinping meeting Putin praised Xi's stance during the Ukraine crisis and claimed that he would address concerns The position of China regarding the Russia-Ukraine war He will also clarify his stance towards Ukraine Media AS considers Putin's response unusual Wall Street Journal reports that the spokesperson It's quite surprising that Putin acknowledged Xi Jinping's concern about the Russia-Ukraine war It is understandable that Beijing is worried but it becomes interesting when Putin admits it Craig Singleton a former diplomat from AS who is now a senior researcher on China at the Washington-based think tank Foundation for the Peace of Democracy ey also argue that the most notable point is that Putin openly acknowledges China's concerns Especially the text messages sent by the Chinese side do not mention Ukraine at all It seems he wants to show Beijing's reluctance to increase support for Russia Russia is in a difficult situation in the war The Wall Street Journal believes that the Russian atmosphere The current embedded war is experiencing failure and is spreading and Putin of course is aware That he cannot expect significant help from China or Central Asian countries Meanwhile Beijing also has to be cautious to avoid Western sanctions Xi Jinping's stance towards Russia is no longer as favorable as it once was Al Jazeera reports That Xi's response during the bilateral meeting was surprising Xi Jinping only made a general statement at China is willing to cooperate with Russia to share the responsibility of major countries to play a leading role and injects stability into a turbulent world But he did not elaborate on how China and Russia are cooperating and what steps are to be taken so that the outside world would not know According to official Chinese data Xi and Putin have met 38 times since 2013 They last met in Beijing during the Winter Olympics in February At that time The two country leaders issued a joint statement that stated the two countries have no limits in their friendly relations There is no restricted area for cooperation After that Russia invaded Ukraine resulting in isolation and sanctions from Western countries The United States has repeatedly warned Beijing not to support Russia in the Russia-Ukraine war o avoid penalties Bloomberg quoted analysts reporting that it is unlikely China will change its stance on the Russia-Ukraine war Even if Xi refrains from providing military assistance to Russia in order not to risk international sanctions and condemnation But PKT may still provide Russia with more political and moral support including using the Asia meeting to show the world That Putin is not alone and China will participate more in military exercises with Russia Coordinated actions taken by Li Chansu reflect Beijing's stance It is worth noting that this is unlike Xi Jinping's attitude before his meeting with Putin Li Chansu a member of the Standing Committee of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China He has just concluded his visit to Russia Li Chansu a key figure in the Communist Party of China and a close associate of Xi Jinping said while in Russia That China fully understands the Russian invasion of Ukraine even we have provided coordinated support in various aspects Li Chansu did not explain how Beijing provides coordinated support but his statement has drawn attention from the outside world This is seen as the strongest and clearest statement by Beijing authorities to Russia regarding supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine BBC reports that this meeting between Xi Jinping and Putin will certainly remind the outside world The strategic cooperation between Beijing and Moscow has no limits and no forbidden areas That's all for today's topic thank you for your attention