Russian-Cambodian relations ‘strengthened by agreements’
Despite challenges, Russian ambassador Anatoly Borovik expressed optimism about the future of Russian-Cambodian relations.
Despite challenges, Russian ambassador Anatoly Borovik expressed optimism about the future of Russian-Cambodian relations.
President Xi also emphasised that China is willing to work with Russia to firmly support each other on issues concerning their core interests.
Over their meetings through to Sunday, the leaders will try to forge a united front on China and Russia, both uninvited but also the largest elephants in the room.
The two Foreign Ministers also agreed to deepen cooperation between the two countries over security in East Asia.
The aim is to show that the international community's support for Kyiv is unwavering.
Russian and Mandarin are presently used as official and working languages in SCO.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Kyiv had nothing to do with the reported overnight incident.
Deputy foreign minister Andrei Rudenko also expressed appreciation for Cambodia’s smooth coordination of ASEAN-Russia dialogue relations from 2021 to 2024.
In light of Russia’s continuing invasion, the two parties have agreed on the basic stance that restrictions set by the guidelines need to be relaxed.
The deal will see Pakistan buy crude oil only, not refined oil, and imports are expected to reach 100,000 barrels per day if the first transaction goes through smoothly.