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Turning now to Europe and China, where the European Union is accusing Beijing of helping to train Russian troops for the war in Ukraine.

Now, this is not the first time that we've heard this allegation, but it does appear to be the first time that Europe is officially leveling the accusation.

The comments came Monday from Kaya Kalas, the European Union's top diplomat and former prime minister of Estonia, after a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.

Kallis said the bloc has verified reports that China's military trained Russian personnel, personnel who later went on to fight in Ukraine.

Her words were direct.

Quote, we have also now verified reports that the Chinese military has been training Russian military personnel to fight in Ukraine.

Kallis added that the EU is now carefully assessing the implications, end quote.

Xi did not provide additional details about the alleged training, but the remarks line up with reporting from Reuters just last month, which said China provided covert training to roughly 200 Russian military personnel in 2025.

According to that report, the training focused largely on drones and was outlined in a dual-language Russian-Chinese agreement signed by senior Russian and Chinese officers in Beijing just in July of last year.