Trump plans to hold a bilateral meeting with Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit

US President Donald Trump plans to hold a bilateral meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Argentina. This statement was made Press officer White House Sarah Sanders Tuesday at a briefing for journalists.

"The President will have bilateral talks with the President of Argentina, the President of Russia, Prime Minister Japan, the German Chancellor, and a working lunch with the leader of China, "she said.

The meeting of US and Russian presidents on the sidelines of the Argentine summit will be the development of their discussions in Helsinki. The leaders will discuss all the problems of relations between the two countries, including arms control, said John Bolton, Trump National Security Assistant during a briefing for journalists.

All issues related to security, arms control, regional issues, including the Middle East. I think this concerns the whole program. It will be a continuation of them. [Трампа и Путина] discussions in Helsinki.

Monday Press officer Russian leader Dmitry Peskov said the plan for bilateral talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Argentina, including US President Donald Trump, had been drafted in a general way.

The G-20 summit is scheduled from November 29 to December 1 at Buenos Aires.

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