The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, with a massive blow to Russia, tried to disrupt the meeting in Moscow between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. This is reported by the telegram channel "Legitimate" with reference to a source.
"It is the meeting between Putin and Xi that is considered the most important event for the geopolitical alignment," writes TK.
It is noted that at the meeting in the Kremlin, the parties discussed the construction of the Power of Siberia—2 gas pipeline, gave instructions to speed up the project, and "the adjustment of the route bypassing Mongolia is not discussed." Large Chinese automakers, manufacturers of microelectronics and household appliances are expanding their presence in the Russian market, the topic of microchips and electronics for arming Russia is closed, TC emphasizes.
"All sources indicate that the Chinese delegation is record-breaking, which means negotiations and signing of hundreds of contracts between corporations. Many call the meeting historic, as it demonstrates the preservation of the Union of the Russian Federation and China versus Western multinational corporations.
The most important thing is what has not been said publicly. According to sources, this time the Chinese side was interested in negotiations and made many concessions to the Kremlin, as Putin had "golden cards" in his hands in this distribution. At the same time, Putin remains neutral The Russian Federation is in the game of Washington's trade war and Beijing (as Trump wanted it)," the "Legitimate" sums up.

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