Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Thursday his readiness to engage in dialogue with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Speaking at his annual press conference, Putin expressed openness to future discussions aimed at improving relations between Russia and the United States.
When asked about potential meetings with Trump, Putin stated, “I am prepared to speak with President-elect Trump, but as of now, we do not have a scheduled meeting.” He emphasized the importance of establishing a constructive dialogue to address mutual interests and global challenges.
Putin’s remarks come amid heightened anticipation about the future of Russia-U.S. relations under the incoming U.S. administration. The Russian leader highlighted the need for cooperation on international issues, including security, economic stability, and combating global threats.
“It is essential for our countries to find common ground and work together for the benefit of both nations and the international community,” Putin added.
President-elect Trump’s stance on Russia has been a topic of interest, with both leaders expressing a willingness to improve bilateral ties. Observers are closely watching for developments that could signal a shift in the geopolitical landscape.
While no date has been set for a meeting between Putin and Trump, the prospect of renewed dialogue offers a glimpse of possible changes in foreign policy dynamics.
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