Beijing(The COW News Digital)Russia has reaffirmed its firm support for China’s position on Taiwan following a high-level meeting between Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu and Chinese Foreign Minister in Beijing. The talks underscored the deepening strategic partnership between the two countries amid shifting global and regional dynamics.
According to official statements, the meeting was attended by senior delegations from both sides and focused on a wide range of issues, including bilateral relations, regional and global security, and the evolving international situation. The discussions highlighted Moscow and Beijing’s shared perspectives on key geopolitical challenges and their commitment to strengthening coordination on major international issues.
During the meeting, Sergei Shoigu reiterated Russia’s support for China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, explicitly reaffirming backing for Beijing’s stance on Taiwan. He emphasized that Russia continues to adhere to the “One China” principle and opposes any actions that could undermine stability in the Taiwan Strait. The statement aligns with Moscow’s long-standing policy and reflects closer political alignment with China.
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Chinese officials welcomed Russia’s position, noting that mutual respect for core interests forms the foundation of China-Russia relations. Both sides stressed that such support is crucial in maintaining regional stability and resisting external pressure or interference in internal affairs.
Beyond the Taiwan issue, the two sides discussed ways to further enhance political trust and expand security cooperation. They agreed to deepen collaboration in defence, intelligence sharing, and strategic planning, while also maintaining close communication through bilateral mechanisms and multilateral platforms. Officials said stronger coordination would contribute to a more balanced and stable international order.
The meeting comes at a time of heightened global tensions, with ongoing conflicts, strategic competition among major powers, and uncertainty in international security arrangements. Analysts view the talks as part of broader efforts by Moscow and Beijing to present a united front on issues where their interests converge, particularly in response to Western influence and policies.
Russia and China have in recent years expanded cooperation across political, economic, and military domains. While both countries maintain that their partnership is not directed against any third party, observers note that their growing alignment has significant implications for global geopolitics.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining regular high-level contacts and strengthening coordination in international forums. They expressed confidence that closer cooperation would help address shared challenges and promote long-term regional and global stability.
