Prime Minister Imran Khan is unlikely to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in China, according to Pakistani diplomatic sources.

According to diplomatic sources, Vladimir Putin will visit China during Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit.

A number of foreign leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, are expected to attend the Winter Olympics opening ceremony. Putin and Imran Khan will both be present.

The Russian President will undertake a one-day visit to Beijing, but no high-level contacts will take place between Pakistan and Russia.

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