Lavrov, Rubio May Discuss US-Russia Cooperation at UN, Russian Foreign Ministry Says
Russia's Foreign Ministry said Sergei Lavrov and Marco Rubio may discuss cooperation between the two countries at the United Nations.
Russia's Foreign Ministry has said that Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio may discuss cooperation between their two countries during meetings at the United Nations.
The ministry said that since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, "Washington's policy at the United Nations has become more pragmatic," suggesting a shift in tone from the Russian government's perspective.
Details of a specific date or agenda for a possible Lavrov-Rubio meeting were not confirmed. The remarks reflect ongoing efforts by both sides to gauge the potential for renewed diplomatic engagement between Moscow and Washington.
Neither side has publicly confirmed a formal meeting has been scheduled as of the ministry's statement.
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