The presidents of China and Russia will attend the G20 meeting in Indonesia. It is considered very important because of the strained relations between the two countries with the United States, while Western countries have demanded that Indonesia cancel Putin's invitation.
The British news agency Reuters, referring to an interview given to Bloomberg by Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Thursday, said that the G20 meeting will be held in November.
According to the Indonesian president, who is also known as Jokowi in addition to his real name, "Chinese President Xi Jinping will come and Putin himself told me that he will also come."
Indonesia chairs the Group of 20 major economies and will hold its summit on the island of Bali in November. Indonesia has also been pressured by Western countries to cancel the invitation to Russian President Putin due to the attack on Ukraine, which Russia describes as a 'special military operation'.
Jokowi has also sought to mediate between the warring countries, visiting both Ukraine and Russia and meeting with presidents.
After these meetings, Jokowi said last week that "Both countries have accepted Indonesia as a bridge of peace."
Leaders of major countries will meet in Bali in November, including US President Joe Biden, while Indonesia has also invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Keep in mind that Russia's relationship with the United States has been bad ever since it invaded neighboring Ukraine, the United States and Western countries are openly supporting Ukraine, while the rhetoric of the Russian and American leadership is also against each other. to be continued.
Similarly, on the current US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, severe tension was seen in the relations between the US and China, and China also started military exercises, and as soon as the matter cooled down, another delegation of the US Congress arrived in Taiwan. Since then the relations between the two countries have been very bad.
China claims ownership over neighboring Taiwan, while Taiwan declares itself an independent country.
