About it writes the American edition of Wall Street Journal with reference to political advisers in the PRC. According to journalists, the Chinese leader has instructed their government to strengthen economic relations with Moscow.
According to sources of the publication, the plan includes an increase in Chinese imports of Russian oil, gas and agricultural goods, the expansion of common energy partnerships in the Arctic and an increase in Chinese investments in Russian infrastructure such as railways and ports. Currently, the Russian Federation and China are being conducted more and more financial transactions in national currency - rubles and yuan, not in euros or dollars.
This helps to protect them from future sanctions and put Yuan in wider circulation, journalists write. Russian-Chinese ties have increased significantly shortly before the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine. At that time, both parties publicly emphasized that there were no limits for their partnership. After February 24, the PRC seemed to doubt whether they should continue close rapprochement with the Russian Federation.
However, despite the events, they still decided to develop bilateral cooperation. The director of the Chinese program at Stimson's analytical center in Washington Jun Sun is convinced that the relationship between Moscow and Beijing can be even closer. The written statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China states that China and Russia are "comprehensive strategic partners".
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