China Makes INSANE Claim About ‘World Order’ During Putin Pow-Wow

As we peer out over the global community in 2023, an alarming trend has emerged as the authoritarian nations of the world begin to coalesce and corroborate each other’s abhorrent behavior.

It’s the 21st century version of the axis of evil, and the disturbing parallels to the second World War continue to congeal.

The latest worrisome turn has been China’s reinvigorated relationship with Russia, which has given way to a renewed belligerence in Beijing.

Xi Jinping said China was ready with Russia “to stand guard over the world order based on international law” as he arrived for a state visit to Moscow that comes days after Vladimir Putin was made the subject of an arrest warrant by the international criminal court.

The Chinese leader is expected to position himself as a potential peacemaker in the Ukraine war during his two-day visit to Russia – his first state visit since Putin’s invasion. For his part, the Russian president will be hoping to project unity in the face of western isolation, as the US condemned Xi for providing “diplomatic cover” for Moscow to continue to commit further crimes in Ukraine.

A military brass band greeted Xi at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport, where he was welcomed by Russia’s deputy prime minister for tourism, sport, culture and communications, Dmitri Chernyshenko.

There was no mistaking Xi’s outlook.

“I am very glad, at the invitation of President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, to come back to the land of our close neighbour on a state visit,” Xi said upon arrival, according to Russia’s state-run Tass news agency. “I am confident the visit will be fruitful and give new momentum to the healthy and stable development of Chinese-Russian relations.”

Xi added that with Russia, China was “ready to resolutely defend the UN-centric international system, stand guard over the world order based on international law”.

The bravado alone is enough to raise eyebrows in the western world, especially as concerns over US President Joe Biden’s Chinese entanglements continue to grow.