Russia says no decision yet on possible Putin-Trump summit in December
Russia says it will review the U.S. invitation as Trump pushes for direct talks on ending the war in Ukraine.
- On Thursday, the Kremlin announced no decision has been reached on a potential December summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov calling it "premature to speak" about an agenda.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Wednesday that the United States invited Putin to a December G20 meeting in Miami, Florida, creating the diplomatic framework for a potential summit.
- Peskov reiterated Russia's position that it is seeking a "peace settlement, not a temporary ceasefire" to end the war in Ukraine, underscoring Moscow's specific negotiation objectives.
- The leaders previously met on August 15, 2025, at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine, establishing precedent for direct diplomacy.
- Trump has been trying since returning to the White House in January last year to "broker an end to the war in Ukraine, but without achieving a breakthrough," complicating any December agenda.
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The invitation to Vladimir Putin to the G-20 summit in Florida presents Ukraine's allies with difficulties. However, things also have a catch for the Kremlin.
MichaelSavage.com – Russia: No Decision Yet on Possible Putin-Trump Summit in December
The Kremlin said on Thursday that no decision had been taken yet on a possible summit in December between Russian and U.S. Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, and that it was too early to talk about the agenda for such a meeting. The United States invited Putin to a December G20 meeting in Miami,…
The Kremlin said on Thursday that he would "study" Donald Trump's invitation to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to participate in the G20. The summit is scheduled for December in the United States. - Will Vladimir Putin be at the G20 table in Miami in December? (International).
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