Moscow says it has not ruled out a trilateral meeting involving the presidents of Russia, the United States, and China, according to reports cited by news agencies. The statement is attributed to Moscow officials and reported by TASS.
The outlets provide a similar account of Moscow keeping the option open, but they differ in how they frame the information and which sources they cite. Investing.com reports the possibility of a trilateral meeting and links it directly to TASS. Yahoo News similarly describes Moscow’s position and notes the reports from agencies, without detailing any confirmed timing or location.
Both reports present the development as conditional rather than finalized, offering no further details on whether the three leaders will meet, when it could happen, or what agenda might be discussed.
