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Putin-Trump Talks In China? Kremlin Open To September Summit If Trump Attends Parade

Putin-Trump Talks In China? Kremlin Open To September Summit If Trump Attends Parade

Time of India3 days ago
The Kremlin has said it's open to holding talks between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump during a military parade in Beijing this September, marking the 80th anniversary of World War II's end. While Putin has confirmed attendance, reports suggest China may invite Trump and possibly host a trilateral summit with Xi Jinping. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said a Putin-Trump meeting would depend on Trump's presence and require thorough preparation. Watch
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