China’s President Xi Jinping and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin were reportedly overheard discussing the potential for organ transplants to extend human lifespans up to 150 years.
The exchange was captured on film as the two leaders walked alongside North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ahead of a military parade in Beijing on Wednesday.
The conversation, conducted in Mandarin and Russian, was facilitated by translators accompanying each leader.
The BBC has provided an English translation of the exchange.
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