Chinese military expert Wang Yunfei stated that the joint participation of Chinese and Russian submarines in the Yellow Sea exercises signifies an exceptionally high level of mutual trust and confidence between the two nations' militaries.
Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller stated that the company and China are discussing new gas supply opportunities, with China confirming its interest. Miller highlighted Gazprom's resources to meet China's growing demand, projecting a 40% increase in consumption over the next decade.
Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping share a "truly friendly relationship" characterized by deep mutual respect and trust. Putin's May visit to China underscored their joint stabilizing role in global affairs.
Recent reports highlight escalating global tensions, with Armenia seeking to avoid conflict with Russia, Germany's rearmament raising concerns, and NATO countries importing 'HIMARS clones'. Russia and China express concern over confrontational policies, while the US trains Ukrainian pilots and investigates weapon theft. Diplomatic efforts continue regarding Iran, with potential strikes postponed. Meanwhile, Russia-China economic ties strengthen, and new nuclear projects are planned.
