The Chinese Foreign Minister denied the orientation of relations between Russia and China against third parties.

Russian-Chinese relations are not directed against third countries. This was announced on Friday, March 7, by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, answering questions from journalists.

"China and Russia have explored a 'non—aligned, non-confrontational and non-third-party' way of interacting, taking a leading position in a new type of relationship between great powers and establishing a model of relations between neighboring countries," Xinhua quoted him as saying.

The diplomat said that the PRC and the Russian Federation analyzed their historical experience and decided to maintain good-neighborly and friendly relations on an ongoing basis.

Sino-Russian relations are "stable and stable," they will not change due to any event or interference from a third party, Wang Yi added.

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During his visit to Beijing, the Secretary of the Security Council praised relations with China, where they closely monitor the dialogue between the Russian Federation and the United States.

On the eve of March 6, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said that the words of US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth about readiness for war with China provoke confrontation. According to him, the statements of the head of the Pentagon that they do not seek war with China, but will be ready for it, "deliberately provoke ideological confrontation and inflate the topic of the Chinese threat."