US President Donald Trump is expected to hold a trilateral
meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President
Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of next week’s Asia-Pacific
Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in China.
The information was disclosed to journalists by senior officials
in the US administration.
According to the officials, the first-ever trilateral meeting
between the leaders of the United States, China and Russia will
focus primarily on nuclear disarmament. The parties are also
expected to discuss Iran.
However, Trump reportedly does not intend to raise Russia’s war
against Ukraine during the meeting.
US officials said they do not expect the talks to produce any
concrete agreements, describing them instead as preliminary
discussions on nuclear disarmament.
The White House has confirmed the planned meeting, which is
expected to take place in Shenzhen on the sidelines of the November
18–19 APEC summit. US officials have described the talks as an
initial step towards discussions on nuclear arms reductions rather
than negotiations expected to produce an immediate agreement.
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