Ukraine: White House announces Trump meeting with Xi and Putin
The three heads of state are scheduled to meet as early as next week. Apparently, Trump also wants to discuss the reduction of global nuclear weapons stockpiles then.
US President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to meet in China next week, according to the White House. Trump plans to discuss a possible reduction of global nuclear arsenals during the meeting. This trilateral meeting is historic, as previous interactions between the nuclear powers have been bilateral.
The meeting is seen as a starting point, with no concrete results or agreement expected, and comes after the expiration of the New Start treaty, which limited strategic nuclear warheads and launch facilities.
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