Kremlin Confirms Putin's Imminent China Visit and Addresses Cuba Fuel Crisis
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced during a daily briefing that Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China very soon, confirming that all preparations and consultations for the visit are complete. An official joint announcement with Beijing is expected shortly. The agenda for Putin's trip will prioritize bilateral relations, specifically the special privileged partnership and trade cooperation valued at over $200 billion annually, alongside discussions on international affairs. Peskov noted that Moscow is closely monitoring media reports regarding US President Donald Trump's recent visit to China and expects to receive firsthand information during Putin's upcoming trip. Additionally, Peskov addressed the fuel supply difficulties in Cuba, stating that Russia maintains contact with Cuban authorities and acknowledging the severity of the situation, though providing no further details on potential aid. The briefing highlights Russia's active diplomatic engagement in Asia and its continued support for allies in Latin America amidst global geopolitical shifts.
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