Trump will hold a tripartite meeting with Putin and Xi Jinping in China on November 19. New York Post.
US President Donald Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the APEC Summit in Shenzhen, China.
According to the publication, this will be the first ever tripartite meeting of the leaders of the United States, Russia and China.
The main topic of the negotiations will be the development of a wide-ranging agreement on the control of nuclear weapons and the reduction of nuclear weapons.
The White House spokesman told the New York Post that the parties could also discuss the war with Iran and the situation around North Korea.
The issue of resolving the war in Ukraine may also be on the meeting's agenda, but will not become its main issue.
Trump has previously in fact approved plans to hold negotiations with the leaders of Russia and China.
"One of the meetings, I think, will be with President Putin and Chairman Xi. It will be interesting. We will discuss many things, including nuclear disarmament," the American president told reporters.
Trump's last personal meeting with Putin took place in Alaska in August, where the two sides discussed ending the war in Ukraine. The American president received Xi Jinping at the White House in September.
According to the publication, Trump, even during his first presidential term, advocated an agreement to reduce the nuclear weapons stockpiles, considering their maintenance as excessively expensive.