China confirms the talks on the first tripartite summit between Xi, Putin and Trump This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the bell. 18+ China has confirmed that it is discussing with the US and Russia the possibility of a first tripartite meeting between Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump at the APEC summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19. This was stated in a briefing by the official representative of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Mao Ning, writes Bloomberg. A meeting of the leaders of the three nuclear powers would be an unprecedented event in modern diplomacy. The closest historical analogy is the Yalta Conference of 1945, where Joseph Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill discussed the post-war structure of Europe. For Moscow, the summit may be an important step towards overcoming international isolation with the outbreak of war in Ukraine, and Xi will have the opportunity to act as a mediator between Putin and Trump, the publication notes. According to the Wall Street Journal, Putin proposed the idea of ​​a three-way meeting to Trump during a phone call on October 9. The US president expressed willingness to negotiate, but suggested focusing the discussion not on the war in Ukraine, but on reducing nuclear weapons. A day earlier, the Financial Times reported that Washington and Moscow were seeking Beijing's consent to host the summit. One of the main obstacles is agreement on the agenda: China has previously refused to negotiate on nuclear controls, and Xi, according to the FT, considers it impossible to discuss a settlement to the war without the participation of European countries, since the war is being fought in Europe.

China confirms the talks on the first tripartite summit between Xi, Putin and Trump This material (information) is produced and distributed by the foreign agent of the bell or relates to the activities of the foreign agent of the bell. 18+ China has confirmed that it is discussing with the US and Russia the possibility of a first tripartite meeting between Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump at the APEC summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19. This was stated in a briefing by the official representative of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Mao Ning, writes Bloomberg. A meeting of the leaders of the three nuclear powers would be an unprecedented event in modern diplomacy. The closest historical analogy is the Yalta Conference of 1945, where Joseph Stalin, Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill discussed the post-war structure of Europe. For Moscow, the summit may be an important step towards overcoming international isolation with the outbreak of war in Ukraine, and Xi will have the opportunity to act as a mediator between Putin and Trump, the publication notes. According to the Wall Street Journal, Putin proposed the idea of ​​a three-way meeting to Trump during a phone call on October 9. The US president expressed willingness to negotiate, but suggested focusing the discussion not on the war in Ukraine, but on reducing nuclear weapons. A day earlier, the Financial Times reported that Washington and Moscow were seeking Beijing's consent to host the summit. One of the main obstacles is agreement on the agenda: China has previously refused to negotiate on nuclear controls, and Xi, according to the FT, considers it impossible to discuss a settlement to the war without the participation of European countries, since the war is being fought in Europe.