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US PRESIDENT BIDEN SAYS I'M CONFIDENT TO BE ABLE TO MEET HIS RUSSIAN COUNTERPART PUTIN SOON

Published On 08 May 2021 09:57 PM

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• Talking to the reporters at the White House, the US President said he wanted to meet his Russian counterpart despite Russia's build-up of military forces near Ukraine

• Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was cited by Russian news agency TASS as saying Russia was studying the possibility of a Putin-Biden meeting

The United States President Joe Biden on Friday said that he expected to be able....

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