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President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin appear to be on track to hold their first meeting soon, since Trump took office in his second term earlier this year.
“The US proposal agreed in principle that bilateral meetings will be held at the highest level in the coming days,” Putin’s foreign advisor Yuri Ushakov said according to the Associated Press.
“First of all, I propose to focus on preparing for a bilateral meeting with Trump, and I believe that the meeting is most important to be successful and productive,” he said according to Exguchi.
Trump will open to meet Putin next week, followed by a tripartite discussion with Ukraine’s Zelensky.
US President Donald Trump meets Russian President Vladimir Putin on the first day of Japan’s G20 Summit on June 28, 2019 (Kremlin Press Office/Handout/Anadoru Agency/Getty Image)
Fox News Digital reached the White House early Thursday morning to request comment.
A potential meeting will come as President Trump is trying to help end the long-standing Russian-Ukraine war.
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“My special envoy, Steve Witkov, had a very productive meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. There have been great progress!” Trump declared in a post on Wednesday on the True Society.
“I have since updated some of my European allies. Everyone agrees that this war must come to an end. We will work towards it in the coming days and weeks.
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“As President Trump said about the true society today, President Trump has made great strides in his special envoy meeting with Putin. The Russians have expressed their desire to meet President Trump, and the president is aiming to meet both Putin and Zelenkie,” said White House press chief Caroline Levitt.
Peter Doocy from Fox News Channel contributed to this report
Alex Nitzberg is a writer for Fox News Digital.
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