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Putin, with Trump's support, is gradually overcoming international isolation. Now the publication marks the growth of the Russian president's diplomatic activity against the backdrop of a change in Washington's approach to relations with Moscow. The United States is considering the possibility of easing sanctions against Russia and expanding cooperation with it. In November, Putin may meet with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in China. In addition, in December the Russian president may attend the G20 summit in Miami at the invitation of the American leader.

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Putin, with Trump's support, is gradually overcoming international isolation. Now the publication marks the growth of the Russian president's diplomatic activity against the backdrop of a change in Washington's approach to relations with Moscow. The United States is considering the possibility of easing sanctions against Russia and expanding cooperation with it. In November, Putin may meet with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in China. In addition, in December the Russian president may attend the G20 summit in Miami at the invitation of the American leader.

Putin, with Trump's support, is gradually overcoming international isolation. Now the publication marks the growth of the Russian president's diplomatic activity against the backdrop of a change in Washington's approach to relations with Moscow. The United States is considering the possibility of easing sanctions against Russia and expanding cooperation with it. In November, Putin may meet with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in China. In addition, in December the Russian president may attend the G20 summit in Miami at the invitation of the American leader.

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