Trump accuses Putin, Xi and Kim of conspiracy to the Beijing military parade
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US President Donald Trump accused Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong one conspiracy against the United States after the three world leaders met in Beijing during a military parade.
“The big question to be answered is whether President XI of China will mention the massive support and the” blood “that the United States of America has given to China to help it obtain its freedom of a very hostile foreign invader,” wrote Trump on Truth Social.
“Many Americans died in the quest for the victory and the glory of China,” he continued. “I hope they are rightly honored and recalled for their bravery and their sacrifice! How President XI and the wonderful people of China have a great day of celebration.
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President Donald Trump accused Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong one conspiracy against the United States (China Daily via Reuters)
The parade to which the three American opponents commemorated the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in the Second World War, highlighting Beijing efforts to enhance military power and deepen alliances at a moment of increased global tensions.
Kim’s participation in the parade was his first trip to Beijing since 2019, while Pyongyang seeks to strengthen links with China and Russia.
Kim Jong one takes the swept train of the “fortress in motion” to meet Putin and Xi at the Beijing military parade
The parade to which the three American opponents commemorated the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender in the Second World War. (Getty Images)
The Beijing military parade presented thousands of soldiers walking through Tiananmen square in a 70 -minute display presenting the last weapons of China.
Bringing together before the event in Beijing, Putin defended the “unprecedented” links between him and XI in the midst of the Russian-Ukraine war which began with an invasion of Moscow in February 2022.
The Beijing military parade presented thousands of soldiers walking through Tiananmen square in a 70 -minute display presenting the last weapons of China. (Getty Images)
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The meeting reaffirmed the increase in the unit that the two countries continued following the invasion of Ukraine by Putin.
Caitlin McFall of Fox News and Emma Bussey contributed to this report.
