Trump, Xi and Putin set for unprecedented trilateral meeting in China
NEW: Trump, Xi and Putin are set for an unprecedented trilateral meeting in China, according to reports.
Trump, Xi and Putin, reportedly set for one table, in China.
That's the story tonight, three leaders who between them command most of the world's nuclear weapons and a huge slice of its economy, planning an unprecedented trilateral meeting. Reports say the venue is China, which tells you who's playing host and who's collecting the diplomatic win. Donald Trump has spent years saying he alone can deal with strongmen. Xi Jinping gets the photo of American and Russian presidents coming to him. And Vladimir Putin gets something he's wanted since the Ukraine invasion, a seat back at the top table.
Details are thin, no date, no agenda, just reports. But the fact it's even being floated is remarkable. These three have never sat down together, ever.
If this happens, it's the most consequential photograph of the decade, and every ally of Washington will be studying who stands in the middle.
This is Sara White, reporting for HIT.
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