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diplomacySep 26, 2026

Trump advocates for trilateral arms control talks between US, Russia, China

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US leader and Chinese President Xi Jinping also discussed "on-going global concerns," including those concerning Russia, North Korea, and Iran

Source: TASS (Russia) — Read the full report

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Neutral

US President Trump advocated for trilateral arms control talks involving the US, Russia, and China. He and Chinese President Xi Jinping also discussed ongoing global concerns related to Russia, North Korea, and Iran.

Russian official

US President Trump has advocated for trilateral arms control negotiations involving the United States, Russia, and China. Additionally, the US leader and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed ongoing global concerns, including those concerning Russia, North Korea, and Iran.

Western

US President Trump has advocated for trilateral arms control negotiations involving the United States, Russia, and China. During discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping, the leaders also addressed ongoing global concerns regarding Russia, North Korea, and Iran.

Global South

US President Trump has advocated for trilateral arms control talks involving the US, Russia, and China. He and Chinese President Xi Jinping also discussed ongoing global concerns regarding Russia, North Korea, and Iran.

Humanitarian / anti-war

The US leader has advocated for trilateral arms control talks involving the US, Russia, and China. He and Chinese President Xi Jinping also discussed ongoing global concerns regarding Russia, North Korea, and Iran.

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