Putin reportedly suggests summit with Trump and Xi to decide fate of Ukraine
The report comes amid mounting tensions between Ukraine and the United States, its largest military backer.
According to CNBC, the report comes amid mounting tensions between Ukraine and the United States, its largest military backer.
This politics story centres on Ukraine. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Putin, Trump and Xi.
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