Trump, Putin and Xi to Meet in China Without Discussing Ukraine
- President Trump, Putin, and leaders from Beijing met in Shenzhen during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit to address international friction and the Iran war.
- Central to the dialogue is the status of global atomic arsenals, following the expiration of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty nine months ago.
- Shipping interruptions through the Strait of Hormuz are causing widespread financial strain across Africa, as 32 countries spent an extra $21.9 billion on seaborne fossil fuels between March and August.
- A senior American official acknowledged to Reuters that "we do not expect to get to any kind of agreement," framing the encounter as a diplomatic conversation.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified to Jazeera that "any agreements reached in Shenzhen cannot be imposed on others," while describing the gathering as "extremely significant.
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Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will meet in China on Thursday, November 19, for an unprecedented summit, announced the White House. The situation in Iran will be one of the topics for discussion between the three...
The three leaders should address the war in the Middle East but not the war in Ukraine. Standing in China, the meeting will mainly give rise to a historical photo, for lack of concrete results deemed unlikely by the experts.
A meeting between Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin will take place on November 19 in China, on the sidelines of a summit, according to the White House, but it will focus on nuclear disarmament, not Ukraine.
<p>The US-Russia-China summit was confirmed by the White House: the topic of war in Ukraine is not expected, Trump does not plan a separate meeting with Putin, Putin and Xi will meet at the APEC summit on November 19. The war in Ukraine is not expected to be discussed, instead They will talk about nuclear weapons and Iran.</p>
The heads of government from the USA, China and Russia want to meet in China next week. Among other things, the issue is the nuclear weapons stock.
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