Putin and Xi Unite in Central Asia to Counter Western Influence at SCO Summit
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping travel to Kyrgyzstan for a two-day SCO summit with Iran and India, aiming to project a united multipolar front against the West amid the Ukraine and Iran conflicts, as Moscow and Tehran deepen ties and the bloc expands—though concrete gains remain uncertain.
- Putin, Xi set for Central Asia summit as Russia and China seek to counter Western influence France 24
- Putin Turns Again to China’s Xi as Russia’s Clout Crumbles WSJ
- Leaders of China, Russia and India are among heads of state meeting to counter US influence AP News
- Russia, China leaders to meet at Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit Al Jazeera
- Amid Setbacks, Putin Looks To Restore Russia's Standing At Bishkek SCO Summit Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
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