Xi's Russia visit raises concerns for the West.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a joint statement calling for peace in Ukraine, but did not offer any concrete plan for a settlement. The visit was seen as a display of unity against the U.S.-led NATO alliance of the West. While U.S. officials worry that China may send weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine, there was no public promise of weapons during the visit. Meanwhile, Russia continues its daily onslaught in Ukraine, with exploding drones killing at least four people at a high school dormitory and missiles striking a residential building.
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