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The Kremlin has confirmed that the planned meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump has been postponed “for a while,” according to presidential aide Yuri Ushakov. However, Moscow says communication between the two sides continues and the dialogue has not been halted. This video explains the latest update, what the delay means, and how ongoing talks may shape future relations.

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00:00Contacts are ongoing. Could contacts between the leaders be in the near future?
00:04The leaders were talking to each other, as I recall, on October 16.
00:08They even agreed to a meeting in Budapest.
00:11Yes, we agreed to a meeting in Budapest. Then the meeting was postponed for a while.
00:15Contacts on this matter are ongoing.
00:19We are actively discussing a Ukrainian settlement based on the understandings reached in Anchorage.
00:24We believe this is a truly good path to achieving a peaceful resolution.
00:32As for the US, they have moved away, so to speak, from those Anchorage understandings.
00:37Well, you understand, there hasn't yet been an official denial from them that these agreements
00:42and understandings are not working. There have been many comments. Naturally, these comments are
00:48being made as the situation develops, as various negotiations take place, including with the
00:53Europeans, with the Ukrainians. There are many signals, some we like, some we don't,
00:58but the foundation of everything is Anchorage. But it appears the Kiev authorities aren't being
01:04influenced in any way by the terms of the Anchorage agreement. Well, you know, the Anchorage
01:10understandings have been communicated to Kiev, and Kiev knows about it. They don't like it.
01:15Many Europeans don't like Anchorage either, but not all. That is, Anchorage is disliked by those who
01:21don't want a peaceful resolution but want to continue the war to the last Ukrainian.
01:24One. Last question. Organizational matters. If there is a leaders' meeting, it will be in
01:29Budapest, but that immediately raises a host of questions. For example, are you all subject
01:34to European sanctions? Are you all subject to sanctions? Is that even possible?
01:39It seems to me that if a fundamental agreement is reached between Washington and Moscow on a leaders'
01:46meeting in one location or another, many technical and political difficulties will fade into the
01:51background.
02:21One. Last question.
02:51You
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