


Putin and Xi Strengthen Alliance Amid US Transition, Zelenskyy Raises European Security Concerns
Putin and Xi reaffirm their alliance after Trump's inauguration, while Zelenskyy voices worries over US commitment to Europe amid potential peace talks.
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Overview
In a video call, Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi reaffirmed their alliance, discussing future cooperation post-Trump's inauguration. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed concerns over the US’s focus on domestic issues, fearing a neglect of European security amid Trump’s administration. Zelenskyy's address highlighted anxieties regarding potential negotiations sidelining Europe in peace talks with Russia. Trump indicated a willingness to meet Putin, asserting that timely peace negotiations are essential for stability. European allies worry about the implications of the new US administration's approach to support for Ukraine and its broader commitments in the region.
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