During Xi Jinping's Visit, Trump Called for Trilateral Arms Control Talks Involving Moscow, Beijing and Washington
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President Donald Trump of the United States was in favour of holding three-party arms control talks with Russia and China, as reported by the White House following a State visit by President Xi Jinping of China to Washington.
US President Donald Trump initiated trilateral arms control talks between the US, China and the aggressor country Russia. This was stated in a White House statement following Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States.
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