Russia and China come together to denounce the influence of the United States in Europe and Asia

China Y Russia published this Friday a joint statement criticizing US influence and the role of Western military alliances, NATO and AUKUS, in Europe and Asia, considering them destabilizing.

In this document, adopted during the meeting between the Russian president Vladimir Putin and chinese Xi Jinping in Beijing, the two countries denounced “the negative influence of U.S for stability and a just peace” in the world.

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Specifically, they opposed “any future expansion of NATO”, taking up Russia’s demand to calm the tension with Western countries by Ukraine.

Thus, China and Russia ask the “Atlantic Alliance to renounce its ideological views dating back to the Cold War.”

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Russia and China defend the idea of ​​”indivisibility of security”on which Moscow relies to request that the NATO leave its zone, arguing that the security of some cannot be achieved to the detriment of the security of others, thus ignoring the right of each state, and therefore of Ukraine, to choose its allies.

The two countries also denounced the “negative influence of the United States on the peace and stability of the Asia-Pacific region.”

Specifically, they showed their “concern” about the creation in 2021 of the military alliance between the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, known as AUKUSestimating that this association, focused above all on the manufacture of nuclear submarines, “affects questions of strategic stability.”

The creation of AUKUS was criticized for Chinabut the United States considers it a priority to deepen its presence in the region and counterbalance Beijing.

China and Russia also signed several agreements on Friday, the amount of which was not made public. One of them, for example, foresees the supply of 100 million tons of Russian crude to China via Kazakhstan in the next ten years.

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Source: Elcomercio

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