Beijing opposes putting the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the agenda for potential talks between Russia
· Beijing, China
Beijing opposes putting the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the agenda for potential talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Reuters reported, citing sources familiar with China’s position. Trump intends to use the talks to promote a three-way agreement on controlling nuclear weapons. Beijing, however, believes it would have less influence in such a dialogue because its nuclear arsenal is smaller than those of Russia and the United States.
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