Kremlin Denies Conspiracy Of Russian-China-North Korea Leader Against United States

President Putin, President Xi and Leader Kim while attending the Victory Day 80th anniversary reception. (Vladimir Smirnov / TASS via Kremlin)

JAKARTA - Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov dismissed a conspiracy by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Kim Jong-un from North Korea against the United States.

That was conveyed by Ushakov commenting on US President Donald Trump's post when the three leaders were present at the military parade marking 80 years of "Victory Day" in Beijing, China on Wednesday.

"I want to say, no one intends to contribute (against the United States)," Ushakov told VGTRK reporter Pavel Zarubin, launching TASS September 3.

"Furthermore, I can say everyone understands the roles of the United States, the Trump Administration, and President Trump personally in the current global narrative," the Kremlin Adjutant explained.

President Xi held the 80th anniversary of Victory Day which was filled with military parades in Tiananmen Square to the reception gala at the Great Hall of the People with 26 heads of state or heads of government, heads of international bodies and invites, including President Putin and Leader Kim.

"May President Xi and the Chinese people celebrate an extraordinary and eternal day. Convey my warm greetings to Vladimir Putin, and (North Korean leader) Kim Jong Un, when you are conspiring against the United States," President Trump said in a post on Truth Social.