Moscow has not ruled out trilateral meeting between presidents of Russia, US, China, TASS reports
- Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow has not ruled out a trilateral meeting between the presidents of Russia, the United States, and China.
- Ryabkov stated that before preparing for the meeting, it is necessary to understand the agenda and what results are expected.
- Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov previously mentioned the possibility of such a meeting at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, in November.
- The potential meeting would involve key leaders from Russia, the United States, and China to discuss significant issues.
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The tripartite meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping of the PRC during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in China would be "no use," considered US Assistant Head of State Yuri Ushakov. "As far as organizing the tripartite meeting is concerned, it is still more a matter of masters.
Russian Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Sergei Riabkov announced that Moscow did not exclude a tripartite meeting bringing together the leaders of Russia, China, and the United States, noting that the idea had been put forward, but that it had not yet entered the preparatory stage. In an interview with the Russian agency, Russia published today: The idea exists, and it has been put in the public domain, but it has not moved to [...].
"The main issue boils down to how the essence of the meeting will be formulated and what we can expect as a result," says the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister The post "Window" from Moscow for a trilateral meeting of the presidents of Russia, the US and China appeared first on in.gr.
Reports: Moscow Has Not Ruled Out Trilateral Meeting between Presidents of Russia, US, China
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Sunday that Moscow has not ruled out a trilateral meeting between the presidents of Russia, the US and China, state news agency TASS reported. However, before moving on to the actual preparations for the meeting, it is necessary to understand what its agenda will be, Ryabkov said. "Here, the main question boils down to how the substance of the meeting will be formulated, and what w…
The agenda would have to be clarified before a possible tripartite meeting: "The main question here is how the content of the meeting is formulated and what we can expect as a result."
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