Shi Jinping Urges SCO Countries To Stand Against Foreign Conspirical Revolution

 In SCO Summit 2022, Chinese president Shi Jinping says that the world has entered in a new era of disputes so we must stop foreign powers to provoke Russian president and middle east leaders towards "Conspiracal Revolution". As per the international media, Chinese president who participated in a SCO Summit outside of China for the first time since 2020, states that either member countries should help each other or they should they should try to put a full stop on foreign intervention, he further adds that world has entered in a new era of disputes, we should understand the demand of time, we should promote unity and cooperation, and we should promote the building of a strong united community in the form Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Russian president Vladimir Putin states that while talking to the Indian PM Modi that they know about the concerns of India related Russia-Ukraine war and they also want to finish the war as soon as possible. "I know about your position and concerns on Ukraine. We will try our very best to finish this war as soon as possible", Putin adds that unfortunately have rejected the negotiation process have announced that they want to achieve their agenda through military tactics. PM Modi tells Putin that this is not the time of war. Chinese president urges every member country to appreciate each other's effort regional security and development, other than that we should try to stop foreign powers from conspiracal revolution and should oppose the foreign  involvement in the internal matters of other countries. SCO Summit 2022 was held in Uzbekistan from Thursday 15th Sept to Friday 16th Sept 2022



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