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China, Russia Reached Consensus on Multilateral Arms Control - Reports
China, Russia Reached Consensus on Multilateral Arms Control - Reports
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China and Russia have reached a broad consensus on multilateral arms control during consultations on strategic stability in Beijing, the CCTV broadcaster reported on Tuesday.
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The parties agreed that global strategic stability faces serious challenges, and stressed that they would continue to strengthen strategic cooperation, firmly support multilateralism, actively defend the authority and effectiveness of international arms control treaties and mechanisms, the broadcaster reported.
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China, Russia Reached Consensus on Multilateral Arms Control - Reports
08:58 GMT 03.02.2026 (Updated: 08:59 GMT 03.02.2026) BEIJING (Sputnik) - China and Russia have reached a broad consensus on multilateral arms control during consultations on strategic stability in Beijing, the CCTV broadcaster reported on Tuesday.
The parties agreed that global strategic stability faces serious challenges, and stressed that they would continue to strengthen strategic cooperation, firmly support multilateralism, actively defend the authority and effectiveness of international arms control treaties and mechanisms, the broadcaster reported.
