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Ukraine: Weißes Haus kündigt Dreiertreffen Trumps mit Xi und Putin an

Schon in der kommenden Woche sollen sich die drei Staatschefs treffen. Trump will dann offenbar auch über die Reduzierung weltweiter Atomwaffenbestände sprechen.

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Ukraine: Weißes Haus kündigt Dreiertreffen Trumps mit Xi und Putin an

The White House has announced that President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet for a three-way summit in China next week. According to the White House, Trump hopes to discuss the potential reduction of global nuclear weapon stockpiles during the meeting. This diplomatic trio is unprecedented, as previous encounters have been limited to bilateral discussions between the nuclear powers.

At the 2019 G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, Trump, Putin, and Xi were present, but only engaged in bilateral meetings. A White House official cautioned against expecting concrete results or an agreement from the nuclear disarmament talks, suggesting they serve as an opening. In the past, Trump has repeatedly proposed a new arms control treaty.

The 2010 New Start agreement between Russia and the US, which limited the number of strategic nuclear warheads and deployed launchers, expires this year and has not been renewed.

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