Donald Trump will decide later whether to invite Vladimir Zelensky to the G20 summit in Miami. "Regarding the first question about Zelensky, listen, this is a meeting at the level of the leader. The president has to make a decision on this matter. I would not rule out this possibility if his participation can lead to some positive results. But today I have no statements on this matter," said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. He also spoke with Sergey Lavrov in Atlanta, including the prospects for a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the sidelines of the upcoming APEC summit in China. "We haven't met. we talked We only briefly discussed the possibility of a possible interaction between our leaders at the APEC summit next month, and also, as you know, we talked about the fact that there were no specific commitments on the G20, and that's all. But we had no meetings," said the head of American diplomacy. "How can you negotiate with both Russia and Ukraine if you don't communicate with them? So I think today is just another opportunity to continue communicating with the Russian system. As I told you before, the president does not believe that meeting anyone or talking to anyone is an endorsement of anything they do or anything they stand for," he said. “How can you do a deal if you don't meet them, don't talk to them, don't interact with them? And then there is the other fact. Russia has a significant arsenal of nuclear weapons. People may have forgotten that, but we'll remind you that I think it's important anyway. Everything else apart, it is always important that there will be contact between the US and some contact in Russia. Future," Rubio added.