Biden and Xi Jinping discussed the participation of North Korean military in the war against Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at an international summit in Peru

US President Joe Biden met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at an international summit in Peru. This was reported by the White House press service. The leaders discussed various issues, including the deployment of North Korean troops in Russia and the illegal war of Russia against Ukraine. They also discussed China's support for Russia's defense industry, American policy towards Taiwan, and China's unfair trade policy. Biden expressed concern over cyberattacks aimed at civil critical infrastructure. Both leaders emphasized the importance of responsibly managing the competitive aspects of relations and cooperating in mutual interests.

Regarding Taiwan, Biden emphasized that the US 'one China' policy remains unchanged, guided by the Taiwan Relations Act, three joint communiqués, and six assurances. He also reiterated that the US opposes any unilateral changes to the status quo from either side and expects that differences over the Taiwan Strait will be resolved peacefully. Additionally, the world is interested in peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. Furthermore, Biden urged to halt destabilizing military activities by China around Taiwan.

The White House noted the importance of using diplomatic, military, law enforcement, commercial, and financial channels to manage relations. Both leaders underscored the necessity of adhering to the UN Charter and mutual respect between countries.

The meeting between Biden and Jinping was an important step in regulating relations between the US and China and addressing a number of global issues. Both leaders demonstrated a willingness to cooperate and find common solutions to complex situations.