A joint press conference is expected at the end of the summit, the Kremlin said, according to state-controlled news agency Interfax.
Ushakov said “the settlement of the ‘Ukrainian crisis’” will be the central topic, with discussions building on earlier talks between the Kremlin and Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff. The agenda also includes trade, economic cooperation and global security, he said.
“The time (of the meeting) will depend on how the discussion goes. There are, of course, time parameters, but I told you when the negotiations will begin … and when they will end — this will depend, first of all, on the presidents,” Ushakov said, adding that the Russian delegation will “obviously” immediately leave the U.S. as soon as negotiations end.
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