Putin Ready to Meet With Trump, Kremlin Says, Without Providing Details
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump have consistently emphasized their willingness to hold another meeting.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to meet with US President Donald Trump, the Kremlin has said, though no details of a potential meeting were provided, according to a report by TASS.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that both Putin and Trump have consistently emphasized their readiness to hold another meeting, without specifying a possible date, location or agenda.
The statement comes amid an ongoing pattern of diplomatic contact between the two leaders in the context of the war in Ukraine and broader US-Russia relations. Previous meetings between Putin and Trump have drawn significant international attention given the stakes involved in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Peskov's comments did not indicate whether any concrete steps are currently being taken to arrange a new meeting, or what topics the two sides would prioritize if one were to take place.
Further details on the timing or format of any future engagement between the two leaders were not available at the time of the report.
Sources
- Putin ready to meet with Trump, no details available — Kremlin — TASS (Russia)
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