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Peskov: Russia, the United States and China offer topics for a possible meeting of leaders

Some points are preferable for one side and are completely considered inappropriate for the other, the Kremlin spokesman said

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Peskov: Russia, the United States and China offer topics for a possible meeting of leaders

Russia, the United States and China before the APEC summit are preparing proposals on the agenda of a possible trilateral meeting of leaders. This was told by the press Secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov, reports TASS.

According to the representative of the Kremlin, the approaches of the parties to the choice of topics differ: issues that interest some participants, others may consider inappropriate for discussion.

“Of course, the parties are sketching out proposals on possible agenda items. Some points are preferable for one side and are completely considered inappropriate for the other, Peskov said.

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