China chooses Putin's successor. That the Secretary of the Russian Security Council Patrushev did in the PRC

Against the backdrop of all international events, most media broadcast information about Queen Elizabeth II's funeral ceremony. But I am more interested and alerted by a two -day visit to the Secretary of the Russian Council of Russian Federation Mykola Patrushev to China.

There, he met with a member of the Politburo of the CCC Central Committee and the secretary of the Central Political and Legal Committee of the China Schoenkun, Chairman of the Commission on Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of the PRC Jan Jeschi and China Chen Wenzin. In my humble opinion, for the Secretary of the Russian Security Council, it is a very high level of meetings.

Maybe Beijing sees the successor and replacement of Vladimir Putin in the patron? The Kremlin in search of some friends on all continents of the world realized that Turkey was in vain. Turkey refused to help Moscow in the military and technical sphere. In the field of trade and tourism, Ankara also refused to serve Russian payment cards "Mir", and today Turkey has also refused to teach Russian civil aviation pilots. So the Kremlin decided to make the main bet on China.

An old and experienced kichebist Mykola Patrushev went to the attack. The meetings were not held in Beijing, but in the city of Fuuzhou, the distant province of Fujiang. All meetings had a closed format. The State Chinese Information Agency of Sinhua writes a little about these meetings. Instead, the beads are scattered by Russian media, although there were no Russian journalists in Pula Patrushev.

According to Sinhua Agency, a member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the CCP Schoenkun gave a high appreciation of the meetings. He emphasized that "political mutual belief between the two countries continues to deepen, mutually beneficial cooperation gives fruitful results, and friendship from generation to generation is deeply rooted in the hearts of people.

" During these negotiations, the focus was on deepening cooperation between Chinese and Russian law enforcement agencies and security bodies, as well as in the field of intelligence exchange. The interlocutors have agreed to continue military cooperation, including joint military exercises and joint patrols (*patrols as the creation and development of "corridors" for trading traffic in the Taiwanese conflict potential to protect marine transportation).