-title Trump and Xi Agree to Cooperate on Ukraine, Trade Deal Reached

Trump Announces Xi Jinping Pledged to‍ Collaborate on Ukraine Resolution, Trade Deals Reached

WASHINGTON D.C. – U.S.​ President Donald Trump announced following a meeting with ‌Chinese President Xi Jinping that Xi agreed to “work together” with⁤ the​ United States toward ending Russia’s ‍war against Ukraine. The proclamation came alongside news ⁣of a one-year trade agreement⁢ between the two nations and a resolution regarding the social ​media app TikTok.

trump described⁢ the meeting as “amazing” and⁢ the outcomes‍ as “outstanding.” He stated, “We have a deal now. Every year​ we’ll renegotiate the deal, but I think the deal will go on for a long time, long beyond the year.” He added that all rare earth issues had been settled.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced Beijing had approved a deal regarding TikTok, owned by China-based ​ByteDance, which faces⁤ a U.S. congressional mandate to sell its U.S. assets.Bessent indicated the agreement would​ advance in⁢ the coming⁢ weeks but provided no further details.

The meeting occurred as the U.S. continues to leverage tariffs ⁤- and the threat⁣ of secondary tariffs – as ‌a key foreign policy tool, particularly concerning China and Russia.Trump‍ recently imposed sanctions on Russian energy ⁣giants rosneft and Lukoil, a move that disrupted some energy exports to China and India.

According⁣ to the Centre ⁣for Research on Energy and​ Clean Air, from December 5, 2022, to the end of ‌September 2025, China purchased 47% of Russia’s crude oil⁢ exports, while India accounted for ⁣38%. Trump had previously vowed to impose secondary ​tariffs ⁤on China for its purchases of Russian oil.

Trump has ⁣expressed increasing frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin, canceling⁢ a planned meeting in Hungary unless a “clear path to a peace agreement” between Russia and Ukraine emerges. He stated on ​October 25th he would not “waste (his) time” meeting Putin without ‌progress toward a resolution.

Earlier this year, Trump criticized growing cooperation between Moscow, Beijing, and New Delhi, stating, “it ​looks like we’ve lost india and Russia to deepest, darkest China.”

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