Putin wants to fight with Trump and Xi Jinping, don't take Zelensky

Russian president Vladimir Putin reportedly proposed a summit with the President of the United States Donald Trump and the president of China Xi Jinping to discuss the Ukrainian war.

But in that motion, Putin neither invited nor involved the Ukrainian president of Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Russian intelligence officer told the Wall Street Journal on Monday (19 / 10) that the meeting was mentioned in Putin's phone conversation to Trump on October 9.

The three heads' meeting of the country, further he, may take place at the Intersection of the Asian-Pacific Economic Economic Economics Conference (APEC) in Shenzhen, China in next November.

It also resulted in a deal of Russian solar on the global market.

So far there's been no response from Trump or Putin about phone calls and plans for three heads of state.

However, US Foreign Secretary Marco Rubio confirmed that there is indeed talk of a "meeting." But he didn't reveal it in detail.

"I don't know if it's final, but the president has made it clear," he said to the Reuben.

"The President is open to everything he can do to help end the war, if possible, and we will keep looking for opportunities to do that," turned Rubio.

In the last few days, a number of steps in Trump's government raised new questions about Washington's role as the most important military partner of Kyiv.

Last week, Trump revoked Russian diesel export sanctions when oil fuel prices were worrying about the US-Iran war impacts.

Beyond that, Trump and Zelensky were at odds. The US president accused his allies of ending the war, while the Ukrainian president called Trump's loose actions into Russia to extend conflict.

Russia launched an invasion into Ukraine in February 2022. Until now, they're still fighting.

The international community has repeated permanent ceasefire and proposed to be a mediator. However, the call was not yet fulfilled.