Biden, Xi to speak Friday as tensions rise over Putin’s Ukraine invasion

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Biden, Xi to speak Friday as tensions rise over Putin’s Ukraine invasion
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US President Joe Biden will hold a call on Friday with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, as Washington piles pressure on China to not support Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a step that would dramatically widen the gulf between Beijing and Western governments.

The Biden administration has issued public and private warnings that Beijing would face dire consequences if it provides material support to Russian President Vladimir Putin's war. REUTERS/ Kevin Lamarque/ File photo

The Biden administration has issued public and private warnings that Beijing would face dire consequences if it provides material support to Russian President Vladimir Putin's war. US officials described those talks as "tough" and are still debating how to react if Xi gives Putin military or economic support.

China has refused to condemn Russia's action in Ukraine or call it an invasion, and it has censored online content in China that is pro-West or unfavorable to Russia. Beijing, while saying it recognizes Ukraine sovereignty, has also said Russia has legitimate security concerns that should be addressed.

Washington has sought to define the relationship as one of competitive coexistence, but China's "no-limits" strategic partnership with Russia announced last month and its stance on Ukraine has called that into question.

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