'Cooperation between China and Russia has strong endogenous power and independent value,' China spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Tuesday.
China doubled down on its relationship with Russia, rejecting pressure from world leaders to break from Moscow amid the widely condemned invasion of Ukraine, which began in late February.
"Cooperation between China and Russia has strong endogenous power and independent value. It is not aimed at third parties and will not be influenced by the outside world," Wang said. China’s relationship with Russia will “withstand the new test of changing international situation,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said on Tuesday. Above, Wang speaks in Beijing on November 9, 2020.His remarks come less than two weeks after the relationship between the two nations prompted several countries, including the United States, to call on China to urge Russia to end the war.
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