The United States, NATO and Russia will hold talks - Biden
The United States is planning talks with a number of NATO and Russian countries to discuss, among other things, further steps toward de-escalation.
This was stated by US President Joe Biden, quoted by "Voice of America".
"We hope that by Friday we will be able to announce that we will hold high-level meetings with at least four of our main NATO allies and Russia", - Biden said.
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He said it was planned to discuss Russia's concerns about possible NATO enlargement and ways to reduce tensions on the Alliance's eastern flank.
The head of the White House also spoke positively about the agreement with the Russian side to continue cooperation at the level of working groups following the talks with the President of Russia.
What is known
- President Vladimir Zelensky welcomes the talks between US and Russian Presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin, but will be able to provide detailed comments after his talks with the US leader on December 9.
- US President Joe Biden intends to call Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on December 9 to discuss the results of his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
- US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday (December 7th) was performed an online meeting on Ukraine and other important issues amid Western fears and a possible escalation of the military conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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