Kremlin breaks silence on Putin-Xi-Trump talks as it sets Ukraine 'clause'
Kremlin breaks silence on Putin-Xi-Trump talks on Ukraine

The Kremlin has spoken about reports that Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping may meet to discuss a peace deal in Ukraine, setting a specific clause on the matter.

Kremlin Addresses Reports of Trilateral Talks

Reports have emerged suggesting that the three leaders could hold a meeting focused on resolving the conflict in Ukraine. The Kremlin's response comes amid heightened tensions between Ukraine and the US in recent days.

The statement from Moscow marks the first official reaction to the possibility of such a high-level summit, which would bring together the leaders of the United States, Russia and China.

Ukraine-US Tensions Escalate

Relations between Kyiv and Washington have deteriorated recently, adding urgency to diplomatic efforts. The reported talks would aim to address the ongoing war and potential pathways to peace.

Further details are expected to follow as the situation develops.