TREE NEWS update: China’s foreign ministry said on September 14 that its position on the Ukraine crisis is “consistent and clear,” after the Kremlin claimed the Chinese and Indian leaders discussed Ukraine at the BRICS summit. Spokesperson Guo Jiakun declined to confirm the claim at a regular press briefing, saying dialogue and negotiation are the only viable path to resolving the crisis and that China supports all efforts conducive to peace.
China Says Ukraine Position Unchanged After Kremlin Claims Xi-Modi Talks at BRICS
The notable element is the asymmetry: Moscow volunteered that Xi and Modi discussed Ukraine, while Beijing pointedly declined to confirm it, falling back on stock language about dialogue. That gap matters for BRICS cohesion, since it suggests member states are not presenting a unified diplomatic front even as the bloc markets itself as an alternative to Western-led order. Whether the Kremlin repeats such claims, and whether Delhi corroborates or stays silent, is the open question.
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