Trump invites Putin to G20 in Miami, Rubio says
Rubio said the summit is a chance for Putin to meet Trump and other leaders as the Kremlin said it will study the invitation.
- The United States formally invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to the G20 Leaders' Summit scheduled for December 14-15 at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida.
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the invitation following a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, expressing hope that Putin accepts to speak with President Donald Trump.
- Addressing Moscow's interest, Rubio noted, "I think both sides have expressed an interest in some limited ceasefire that involves grain and energy," as diplomatic discussions continue in international forums.
- Rubio stated the United States would be open to playing "a constructive role," adding that while "it doesn't solve the war," it could "alleviate some of the global pressures that are being felt."
- In Des Moines, Iowa, Mark Rutte stated that NATO's Article 5 mutual defense clause remains intentionally ambiguous to prevent adversaries from exploiting strict red lines regarding hybrid warfare.
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Putin in Miami: US invites Russia’s president to G20 after imposing new sanctions
The United States has officially invited Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit, which will take place in Miami on December 14-15. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the invitation after meeting with Sergey Lavrov: Washington expects the Russian president to be able to engage there not only with Donald Trump but also with other world leaders. Moscow responded with notable caution. "We are grateful to the American side for this invitation,” Kreml…
Whether Vladimir Putin participates in the next G20 in the United States or not, the EU will continue to condemn Russia's war on Ukraine.
The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Policy, Kaja Kallas, has criticized US President Donald Trump's invitation to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. Kallas said it was "very difficult" to hear this invitation, referring to the accusations against Russian intelligence officers for killing Americans on US soil. "Just a few days ago, some Russian intelligence officers were accused of killing Americans on US soil," Kallas said…
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