China News Service, June 17-According to Agence France-Presse, on the 17th local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that after the summit with U.S. President Biden, Russia is ready to initiate further dialogue with the U.S., provided that the U.S. is also willing.
On June 16, local time, Russian President Putin and US President Biden met in a villa named La Grange in Geneva, Switzerland.
The day before, Putin and Biden held a summit in Geneva, Switzerland.
The talks were divided into two parts: small-scale talks and enlarged meetings. Among them, the small-scale talks attended by Putin, Biden, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State Brinken lasted nearly two hours.
Including the coffee break, the entire meeting lasted for about four and a half hours. The two sides held discussions on issues such as strategic stability, trade relations, regional security, and network security.
After the meeting, the two issued a joint statement on strategic stability and confirmed the two countries' adherence to the principle that "there is no victor in a nuclear war."