Trilateral summit in China: Trump, Putin, and Xi expected to discuss Iran

The White House confirmed that the U.S. President will hold a trilateral meeting with his Russian and Chinese counterparts at the end of his visit to Beijing, following discussions on the nuclear issue and the war in Iran.

The White House announced overnight Saturday that U.S. President Donald Trump will hold a trilateral summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping during his upcoming visit to China. According to reports by Walla and The Washington Post, the summit will focus on the war in Iran and the possibility of initiating negotiations to reduce the three powers' nuclear weapon stockpiles. The meeting is expected to take place following Trump's session with President Xi, though an exact time has not yet been provided. Meanwhile, the Kyiv Post noted that the issue of Ukraine is not expected to be on the summit's agenda. Further details regarding the format of the discussions have not yet been released.