White House: Plans for Summit Between Trump and Putin Have Been Suspended

White House's Latest Statement

The White House made statements regarding the Trump-Putin summit that is reportedly set to take place in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, and is expected to occur within two weeks. A senior White House official emphasized that there are no plans for any summit between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin.

Details of the Statement and Meetings

In the official's statement, it was highlighted that, "A productive meeting was held between Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Therefore, there is no need for an additional face-to-face meeting." This situation reflects the current state of diplomatic relations.

Trump's Previous Statements

Last week, Trump indicated that he might meet with Putin in Budapest to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump suggested that this meeting could take place within a two-week timeframe, showing that he is in search of a new diplomatic initiative.

Upcoming Meetings and Strategies

According to information obtained from the White House, Trump will also engage in other significant meetings in the coming days. Notably, his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is scheduled to take place at the White House on Wednesday. The content of this meeting is critical for NATO's security strategies in Europe.

The meeting between Trump and Rutte has the potential to affect the current dynamics of international relations and their economic implications. Therefore, it stands out as a development that should be closely monitored by investors and economic analysts.