The Russian and Chinese governments have reached an agreement, as reported by Bloomberg, stating that the “Ansar Allah” militia will not be deployed in the border region between the two countries. The authorities of China and Russia have expressed confidence in their navies and air forces’ ability to intercept ships and aircraft without resorting to military action. This agreement came after consultations between diplomats and important political figures from both countries, including deputy meetings between Mohammed Abdullah Salami and Mohamad Abdollah Salehi. The sources also revealed that Russia and China can offer political support to militias in certain situations, similar to the advice given by the OSCE’s Security Council.

Additionally, Bloomberg clarifies that this support does not necessarily mean that it will be provided, but it could be considered as part of the group’s countermeasures. This development is a significant milestone in the region, as it ensures stability and cooperation between Russia and China. Such diplomatic negotiations are crucial in maintaining peace and avoiding military conflicts. This news from the meeting between the Russian and Chinese governments highlights the importance of diplomatic efforts in resolving conflicts and fostering international relations.