Fri Sep 05 02:34:58 UTC 2025: **Beijing Summit Signals Growing Unity Between China, Russia, and North Korea**
**Beijing, China** – A week of unprecedented diplomatic displays culminated in a strong show of solidarity between China, Russia, and North Korea, raising concerns in the West. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, fresh from attending a massive military parade in Beijing commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and reaffirmed North Korea’s support for China’s sovereignty and development interests.
Kim’s visit followed a rare trilateral meeting between Xi, Kim, and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of Wednesday’s parade. According to North Korean state media, the leaders discussed “long-term” cooperation plans.
During his bilateral meeting with Xi, Kim was quoted as stating that the “feeling of friendship cannot change” between Pyongyang and Beijing, regardless of international developments. Xi reportedly reciprocated, describing the two nations as “good neighbours, good friends and good comrades.”
The summit in Beijing served as a platform to strengthen ties among the three nations. Russian President Putin hailed North Korea’s support for Russia’s war in Ukraine. Putin sent a congratulatory message to Kim for North Korea’s foundation day, praising Pyongyang’s backing of Moscow’s military operations in Ukraine.
The show of unity has drawn criticism from the United States. Former U.S. President Donald Trump reacted to the meeting on social media, accusing the three leaders of conspiring against the U.S.
The Kremlin dismissed Trump’s remarks, and the trilateral summit signals a potentially significant shift in geopolitical dynamics.
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