Biden and Putin not currently expected to hold joint news conference following meeting next week
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President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin are not currently expected to hold a joint press conference following their high-stakes summit in Geneva, Switzerland, next week, two US officials familiar with the matter said.
The final plans are still being formulated, and could change. But officials putting together the day's events said that as of Friday no joint press conference was expected. This is a change from three years ago, when then-President Donald Trump met privately for two hours with Putin in Helsinki, Finland. Both leaders spoke to reporters after, which is when Trump sided with the Kremlin over US intelligence agencies, drawing criticism at home.More Related News
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