Chinese President Xi Jinping reportedly told President Donald Trump that Russian President Vladimir Putin could potentially “regret” his decision to invade Ukraine.
Xi made the remarks during extensive discussions held last week as Trump visited China. According to the Financial Times, Xi’s comments on Putin’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine were seen as more direct and explicit than his previous public statements.
Xi’s past meetings with former President Joe Biden disclosed that while they had open discussions about Russia and Ukraine, Xi had not previously assessed Putin and the conflict.
The Biden administration repeatedly accused China of supplying Russia with dual-use goods aiding its war in Ukraine, while the Trump administration had raised similar concerns less often.
Meanwhile, in his conversation with Xi, Trump suggested that the U.S., China, and Russia should band together against the International Criminal Court (ICC), asserting their interests were aligned.
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