“Presidents naturally show each other the attributes of communication, good communication”, & nbsp; & mdash; he said & nbsp; in & nbsp; on the air of the program “ Moscow. Kremlin. Putin & nbsp ;.
But & nbsp; from the & nbsp; point of view of discussing specific issues, the tone remains & nbsp; tolerant of discrepancies on both sides, & nbsp; he added.
Also in the & nbsp; program showed footage of preparation for & nbsp ; video summit of the two leaders. The & nbsp; broadcast presented moments of the technical setup of the cameras and & nbsp; negotiations between the protocol services of the two presidents.
The leaders began the online summit on December 7 & nbsp; at about & nbsp; 18: 08 Moscow time in & nbsp; tete-a-tete format. The negotiations took place in & nbsp; closed mode via a secure video communication channel for two hours. The & nbsp; Kremlin said that & nbsp; the Russia & nbsp; US summit was frank and & nbsp; business in nature.
In & nbsp; during the conversation discussed on & nbsp; Ukraine, NATO expansion to & nbsp; east, Afghanistan, the situation with & nbsp; Iranian nuclear program, cybersecurity and & nbsp; the issue of bilateral relations.
On December 8 & nbsp; Assistant to the American leader for & nbsp; National Security Jake Sullivan said that & nbsp; The United States did not & nbsp; plan to send its troops to & nbsp; protect Ukraine from & nbsp; Russia.
< p> December 9 & nbsp; Biden held a telephone conversation with & nbsp; leaders of the Bucharest Nine, which includes Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Czech Republic and & nbsp; Estonia. On & nbsp; that & nbsp; the same day, the head of the White House called the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. He spoke about & nbsp; negotiations with & nbsp; Putin.