US and China Disagree Over Format of Possible Trilateral Summit with Russia
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According to The Wall Street Journal, the United States and China have so far been unable to agree on the format of a possible meeting of the leaders of the three countries. The American side reportedly wants any issues to be open for free discussion at the summit. China, in turn, proposes agreeing on the scenario of the meeting with Russia in advance.
According to the publication, one of the most important and complex issues is the topic of nuclear weapons. It is precisely disagreements over this topic that are preventing the sides from quickly reaching an agreement on the summit's agenda. Details about the possible dates and venue of the meeting are not specified in the report.
It is important to note that these are so far only negotiations on organising the summit, not a decision to hold it. The final format of the meeting will depend on whether the three sides can find a compromise. Further information about Moscow's position is not provided in the publication.
Sources: NV
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