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Putin and Trump to meet in Paris on November 11
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump will meet in Paris on November 11 at events dedicated to the centenary of the end of World War I, Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov said.
According to him, this will be a “full-fledged meeting” that “will be seriously prepared for,” Interfax reports.
According to Ushakov, members of the delegations that will go to Paris for the event will also be present at the meeting. "Of course, there won't be a large group from either side, but there will be key representatives of both sides," he said.
- On October 23, Vladimir Putin met with Trump's National Security Advisor John Bolton in Moscow.
- The first full-scale negotiations between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump took place in Helsinki in July 2018; before that, they had only met at international events. In the US, many considered the negotiations a failure, including because Trump said that he trusted both his intelligence and Putin on the issue of election interference . The presidents themselves assessed the meeting as “excellent.”