Chinese President XI Jinping sent a congratulatory telegram to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the end of world war II. This was reported on Thursday by the Xinhua news Agency.
The celebration of the end of world war II began in the Far East
“I am ready to continue working with you to ensure that future generations can live on a world where there is universal peace, security and prosperity,” the message reads. It is noted that Beijing intends to deepen the relations of a comprehensive strategic partnership with Moscow, protect the results of the Second world war and a fair international order, writes TASS.
Earlier, on the first of September, a Symposium dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the victory in world war II was held in Beijing and Moscow. The event was held in the format of a video link. Chairman of the Russian historical society Sergey Naryshkin said that the peoples of Russia and China suffered the greatest losses in the Second world war, which deserves the eternal respect and reverence of all peace-loving people of our planet. He stressed that Russia and China are categorically opposed to any attempts to distort and deny the historical facts of the Second world war.
Recall that in April this year, Vladimir Putin signed a law on the transfer from 2 to 3 September of the day of military glory – the Day of the end of world war II. Note that this date – September 3-was approved in 1945 by the authorities of the USSR, it was and remains significant for war veterans. In China, on the third of September, the victory Day over militaristic Japan is celebrated.
XI Jinping congratulates Vladimir Putin on the 75th anniversary of the end of world war II
Chinese President XI Jinping sent a congratulatory telegram to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the end of world war II. This was reported on Thursday by the Xinhua news Agency.
The celebration of the end of world war II began in the Far East
“I am ready to continue working with you to ensure that future generations can live on a world where there is universal peace, security and prosperity,” the message reads. It is noted that Beijing intends to deepen the relations of a comprehensive strategic partnership with Moscow, protect the results of the Second world war and a fair international order, writes TASS.
Earlier, on the first of September, a Symposium dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the victory in world war II was held in Beijing and Moscow. The event was held in the format of a video link. Chairman of the Russian historical society Sergey Naryshkin said that the peoples of Russia and China suffered the greatest losses in the Second world war, which deserves the eternal respect and reverence of all peace-loving people of our planet. He stressed that Russia and China are categorically opposed to any attempts to distort and deny the historical facts of the Second world war.
Recall that in April this year, Vladimir Putin signed a law on the transfer from 2 to 3 September of the day of military glory – the Day of the end of world war II. Note that this date – September 3-was approved in 1945 by the authorities of the USSR, it was and remains significant for war veterans. In China, on the third of September, the victory Day over militaristic Japan is celebrated.
