Kremlin on a new meeting between Putin and Biden: there are no agreements yet, but everything is possible and Joe Biden has not yet been achieved, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, noting that “anything is possible.” This was announced on Wednesday, November 10, TASS reports.
He added that as soon as the summit meeting is agreed upon, it will be announced.
Earlier, the Kommersant newspaper, citing sources familiar with the negotiations between Moscow and Washington, she said that Putin and Biden could meet in person at the beginning of 2022, and by the end of this year they will hold an online conversation in the format of a video conference call. It is assumed that the agenda of the negotiations will become extensive. The presidents plan to discuss the implementation of the agreements reached at the Geneva summit in June.
Past talks between Putin and Biden took place on June 16 in Geneva at the Villa La Grange. The politicians talked for three and a half hours. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said the meeting had a beneficial effect on work on strategic stability and arms control.