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Peskov: Putin and Trump’s Summit Could Last Six to Seven Hours
Press Secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov stated that the summit between the Presidents of Russia and the United States, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, scheduled to take place in Alaska, could last a total of six to seven hours
Main Risk for U.S.-Russia Negotiations: Provocations from Advocates of Conflict in Ukraine
As anticipation builds ahead of the upcoming Russian-American talks in Alaska, Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of National Defense magazine and military analyst, shared his insights on the significance of this meeting
Peskov: No Expectation of Document Signing Following Putin and Trump Meeting
The spokesperson for the Russian President, Dmitry Peskov, stated that no plans are in place for the signing of any documents as a result of the upcoming meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump
Putin-Trump encounter triggers complete chaos in Alaska's hotel sector
In preparation for the upcoming meeting with Donald Trump in Alaska, Vladimir Putin held a high-level briefing with Russia's top leadership
FSB of Russia: Long-Range Missile Production in Ukraine Eliminated
During a joint operation conducted by the FSB and the Russian Ministry of Defense in Ukraine, four facilities involved in the production of "Sapsan" missiles were neutralized
In Russia, Restrictions Imposed on Calls in Telegram and WhatsApp
Russia has decided to impose restrictions on calls made through Telegram and WhatsApp
Russian Foreign Ministry: Kiev Preparing Provocation to Derail Russia-U.S. Negotiations
The Kiev regime is orchestrating a provocation aimed at disrupting the Russia-U.S. negotiations
Lukashenko: My Last Meeting with Putin Was Very Productive
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko described his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Valaam Island
Ukraine Negotiations — U.S. Intends to Cease Funding Conflict Completely
New details are emerging about the upcoming meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump
Russian Foreign Ministry Does Not Rule Out Kiev's Provocations Ahead of Putin-Trump Meeting
Moscow does not exclude the possibility that Kiev may carry out provocations and terrorist acts to escalate the situation ahead of the upcoming meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump
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