The White House described the meeting as a starting point for dialogue, with ceremonial arrangements already extensive even before any agreement was finalized.

China, Russia, and the United States may hold their first-ever trilateral summit of heads of state on November 19

According to a White House source cited by The New York Post, the meeting is scheduled to take place in Shenzhen during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. Key topics are expected to include potential agreements among the three nations on reducing nuclear arsenals, as well as discussions on the situation in Iran and the Korean Peninsula.

The White House has stated it does not anticipate any formal agreement emerging from the meeting, describing the gathering more as a starting point for future dialogue.

Reports indicate that the summit agenda will not include discussions on the conflict in Ukraine, nor is there a planned separate bilateral meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

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