"The Chinese side is ready to conduct joint exercises and drills with all countries to search for a wider area of exercises, and strengthen international cooperation on arms control and non-proliferation," Li clarified.
"I would like to draw attention to the fact that we also have cluster munitions in service. Until now, we have refrained from using them for humanitarian reasons. However, this decision can be reconsidered," Shoigu emphasized, adding that the US is committing a war crime using cluster munitions in Ukraine.
"Preliminary results of hostilities show that Ukraine's military resource is almost exhausted," the minister emphasized.
"We are aware of the unprecedented attempts by the West to disrupt the forum held under the auspices of the Russian Defense Ministry. Your participation in it is a clear confirmation of the failure of these destructive efforts," Shoigu highlighted.
"I would like to stress once again that there is nothing unique or indestructible for Russian weapons on the battlefield today. In many cases, even Soviet-made equipment is superior in its combat characteristics to Western models. We have objective monitoring data on the destruction of German tanks, US armored vehicles, UK missiles and other weapon systems. We are ready to share our assessments of the weaknesses of Western equipment with our partners," the minister pointed out.
"The Kiev regime has shown particular cynicism in the implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. By using it as a cover from Russian missile strikes, Kiev has amassed weapons and ammunition in Odessa and other Black Sea ports, which were routinely delivered to the front line," Shoigu noted.
"The United States seeks, among other things, to reformat the system of interstate cooperation that has developed in the Asia-Pacific region so that it suits itself [the US]. The promotion of the so-called Indo-Pacific strategies, in fact, is aimed at creating military-political associations controlled by Washington," Putin stated at the 11th Moscow Conference on International Security.
"We were and remain firm supporters of a multipolar world order based on the priority of the norms and principles of international law, the sovereignty and equality of states, constructive cooperation and trust," the president clarified.