During Chinese Premier Li Qiang's visit to Russia, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Li emphasized strengthening their strategic partnership amidst increasing Western pressure, with Mishustin accusing Western countries of trying to contain their economic and technological potential. Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed the growing trade relations and large-scale economic projects between the two nations. Despite China's official stance of neutrality in the Ukraine conflict, its economic ties with Russia have deepened, particularly in energy and defense sectors. Li's visit to Russia and Belarus aims to consolidate bilateral relations and practical cooperation, underscoring the strategic guidance provided by their respective leaders. The meetings reflect the two countries' commitment to overcoming external disturbances and maintaining stable growth.