Chinese defense minister meets with Putin
By DW
22 April 2023 |
1:30 pm
Putin said Russia and China a cooperating closely on strategic issues. Meanwhile, foreign ministers from the G7 have reiterated their support for Ukraine and sanctions against Russia.
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