Assistant to the head of the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin, Yuriy Ushakov, stated that the topic of holding a trilateral summit between Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not been discussed yet, Russian media reported on Saturday, writes UNN.
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When asked about the possible holding of a trilateral summit with the participation of Zelenskyy, the Kremlin representative answered laconically: "We have not touched upon this topic yet."
He added that he does not yet know when the next meeting between Putin and Trump will take place.
"I don't know yet," the assistant to the Russian leader reacted in response to the relevant question. "Now the US President [Donald Trump] said that he would call his colleagues, discuss the results of the current negotiations with them," Ushakov said. "And then we will decide what to do next."
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The summit between US President Donald Trump and Kremlin head Vladimir Putin did not lead to any agreement on resolving or suspending Moscow's war in Ukraine, although both leaders called the talks productive before heading home.
During a brief address to the media after an almost three-hour meeting in Alaska on Friday, the two leaders stated that they had made progress on unspecified issues. But, as Reuters notes, they did not provide any details or answer questions, and the usually talkative Trump ignored journalists' shouts.
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