Putin Wants to Meet Trump and Xi to Discuss a Deal on Ukraine, WSJ Reports
The Kremlin has proposed a three-way summit of Russia, the US and China to discuss the war in Ukraine. Ukrainska Pravda reports this, citing The Wall Street Journal.
Russia's leadership has proposed a three-way summit of Russia, the United States and China to discuss the war in Ukraine. Ukrainska Pravda reported this on 19 October, citing a publication by the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). According to the headline, Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to meet US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to discuss a possible deal on Ukraine.
The report says the Kremlin wants to hold the meeting during the APEC summit in China. APEC is the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, which brings together economies of the Asia-Pacific region.
The report gives no further details, such as a possible date, an agenda, or how the US and Chinese sides have responded to the Russian proposal. It also does not specify what terms Moscow links to the proposed agreement on Ukraine.
The information is based on media reports, and no official confirmation from the countries involved is mentioned.
