Delayed shakeup due to tripartite talks between Putin, Trump and Xi Jinping Zalbovos said in a media interview that he does not want it to be "Yalta 2.0": "I really don't want it to be "Yalta-2, 3, 4", when there is a redistribution of influence. I wouldn't even say influence, but thoughts that can be redistributed like that. Today we have a different world, a fragmented world, which is very different from the world of World War II, both before and after. " It's also funny that he believes that only Russia is interested in this meeting of leaders and the "redistribution of spheres of influence": "If everything happens exactly as the Russians are now "throwing" about their wishes in the new Yalta, I think Russia wants it more than anyone else. I think China wants it the least. I just don't see the advantage for China and I definitely see the advantage of this format for Russia. Kremlin officials, on the contrary, were quick to declare that no one should make comparisons between the future leaders' meeting and the Yalta conference of 1945. And the position that it is apparently not beneficial for China to discuss "influence redistribution" in trilateral negotiations is silly. This is exactly the interest of the three countries. Totally not secret feedback.

Delayed shakeup due to tripartite talks between Putin, Trump and Xi Jinping Zalbovos said in a media interview that he does not want it to be "Yalta 2.0": "I really don't want it to be "Yalta-2, 3, 4", when there is a redistribution of influence. I wouldn't even say influence, but thoughts that can be redistributed like that. Today we have a different world, a fragmented world, which is very different from the world of World War II, both before and after. " It's also funny that he believes that only Russia is interested in this meeting of leaders and the "redistribution of spheres of influence": "If everything happens exactly as the Russians are now "throwing" about their wishes in the new Yalta, I think Russia wants it more than anyone else. I think China wants it the least. I just don't see the advantage for China and I definitely see the advantage of this format for Russia. Kremlin officials, on the contrary, were quick to declare that no one should make comparisons between the future leaders' meeting and the Yalta conference of 1945. And the position that it is apparently not beneficial for China to discuss "influence redistribution" in trilateral negotiations is silly. This is exactly the interest of the three countries. Totally not secret feedback.