China Military Tells Russia 'We've Come to Support You' Against U.S.

The things around Syria are not getting better. USA and Russia are in the beginning of a war. China and Iran heavily support Rusia and Surian Government. 

China's military leadership has pledged its support to Russia as tensions between Moscow and the West further deteriorate into diplomatic isolation, economic sanctions and dueling defense drills.
In his first visit to Russia, newly appointed Chinese Defense Minister Wei Feng attended the seventh Moscow International Security Conference accompanied by a delegation of other high-level military officials.

Emphasizing that his trip was coordinated directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Wei said that he had two major messages for Russia at a time when both nations were attempting to modernize their armed forces and strengthen their hands in global affairs in spite of U.S. fears.
"I am visiting Russia as a new defense minister of China to show the world a high level of development of our bilateral relations and firm determination of our armed forces to strengthen strategic cooperation," Wei said at a meeting with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, according to the state-run Tass Russian News Agency.
"Second, to support the Russian side in organizing the Moscow International Security Conference the Chinese side has come to show Americans the close ties between the armed forces of China and Russia, especially in this situation. We’ve come to support you," he added.
"The Chinese side is ready to express with the Russian side our common concerns and common position on important international problems at international venues as well."

Russian and Chinese military leadership meets ahead of the Moscow International Security Conference in Moscow, April 3, 2018. The two major powers have pledged solidarity in the face of what they see as U.S. aggression and hegemony. Russian Ministry of Defense
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart command what's often considered
the world's second and third most powerful armed forces, respectively, behind the U.S. While the Pentagon has managed to retain a comfortable lead against its leading competitors, Moscow and Beijing have coordinated closely as they both aim to close this gap and check U.S. influence abroad.Source:
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