Kremlin says it has 'serious expectations' for Putin's trip to China - Reuters

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The Kremlin expressed high expectations for President Vladimir Putin's upcoming visit to China, aiming to strengthen the 'privileged partnership' between the two nations.

Russia anticipates significant outcomes from President Vladimir Putin's visit to China, focusing on developing their 'privileged partnership'.

The Kremlin highlighted its high expectations for President Vladimir Putin's visit to China, aiming to enhance the 'privileged partnership' between the two countries.

Russia expects to deepen its 'privileged partnership' with China during President Putin's May 19–20 visit, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of their 2001 Treaty.

The Kremlin announced high expectations for President Vladimir Putin's visit to China, aiming to develop their 'privileged partnership'.