Kremlin dismisses rumors of Trump-Putin meeting in Saudi Arabia
The Kremlin denies that Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia is related to a planned meeting with Vladimir Putin. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov emphasized that the Russian president has no such plans.
The visit of US President Donald Trump to Saudi Arabia is not related to a potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This position was presented by Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, stating that there are currently no plans for such a meeting, reported "Kommersant".
On April 1, the White House Press Secretary, Caroline Leavitt, announced that Donald Trump will travel to Saudi Arabia in May.
This will be his first international trip after starting his second term. Despite speculation that Saudi Arabia could be the venue for a Trump-Putin meeting, the Kremlin denies such plans.
According to a source from Axios, the purpose of Trump's visit is to strengthen relations with Gulf countries and discuss conflicts in the Middle East. The White House has not disclosed specific goals for the visit, but it is known that Russian and U.S. delegations have already held talks in Saudi Arabia.
