Xi Jinping Names Russia and China as Main Victors of World War II

During a bilateral meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Chinese leader highlighted the close historical and strategic ties between the two countries. In particular, he stressed that Russia and China were the main victors of World War II, and that the participation of both leaders in commemorative events has become a steady tradition in their relations.

Xi Jinping expressed respect for Vladimir Putin, calling him a “longtime friend,” and underlined the importance of cooperation between the two countries amid the transformation of the global order.

“We are ready to support each other in national development and prosperity, to steadfastly defend international justice and equality, and to promote the creation of a fairer and more rational system of global governance,” the Chinese leader noted.

He also emphasized that China and Russia continue to develop high-level dialogue, strengthening their strategic partnership in various areas — from energy to defense policy.

This signal from China confirms the intention of both countries to strengthen their influence in international affairs, relying on historical heritage and common interests in opposing a unipolar world.