Putin Acknowledges , Xi Jinping's 'Questions and Concerns' , Over Ukraine Invasion.<br />Putin Acknowledges , Xi Jinping's 'Questions and Concerns' , Over Ukraine Invasion.<br />The leaders of the allied nations <br />met this week for face-to-face talks regarding relations between the two countries.<br />While prior reports of the talks characterized the relationship as one with "no limits,".<br />China may now be <br />attempting to exploit <br />its dominance when it comes <br />to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.<br />According to reports, Putin relayed the messaging <br />he received from China's president.<br />[Xi Jinping stated that Russia needs to] demonstrate the responsibility of a major country to play a leading role and inject stability into a turbulent world, Vladimir Putin, Russian President, <br />via Democracy Now.<br />Putin also expressed his understanding of the leader's "questions and concerns." .<br />We highly value the balanced position of our Chinese friends when it comes to the <br />Ukraine crisis. , Vladimir Putin, Russian President, <br />via Democracy Now.<br />We understand your questions and your concern about this. During today’s meeting, we will of course explain our position, Vladimir Putin, Russian President, <br />via Democracy Now.<br />Meanwhile, international media reports that Russia has begun recruiting convicts for its army.<br />Ukrainian and international officials have reported the existence of mass graves on the outskirts of cities that have returned to Ukrainian control.<br />Ukrainian officials also expressed dismay that Germany has not maintained its commitment to provide heavy arms for the war.<br />Disappointing signals from Germany while Ukraine needs Leopards and Marders now — to liberate people and save them from genocide, Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, via CNBC.<br />[There was] not a single rational argument on why these weapons can not be supplied, only abstract fears and excuses, Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, via CNBC.<br />What is Berlin afraid of <br />that Kyiv is not?, Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, via CNBC
