On Friday President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The meeting has been ongoing for several hours, and any results of the discussions have yet to be made public.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the likely topics which will be discussed include the normalization of bilateral relations, a possible in-person meeting between the two presidents and the Ukraine conflict.
Fascinatingly, the meeting comes amid Trump’s trade war, which is aimed at reshaping the world’s financial, and thus, geopolitical chessboard which was last organized by globalists in the second half of the 20th century to deindustrialize the West.
In mid-March Witkoff traveled to Moscow to further negotiate a 30-day ceasefire in the Ukraine war after Kiev had agreed to it. Friday’s meeting will likely further these discussions, as the ceasefire was constantly broken by Ukraine.
A possible in-person meeting between Trump and Putin will signify a major step forward in diplomatic relations between Washington and Moscow. Previously, the two presidents held a couple phone calls.
Perhaps the most interesting topic which will be discussed, given the current events in the economy and geopolitical order, is the normalization of bilateral relations. To this end, the U.S. voted with Russia and not European countries at the United Nations. One Canadian Prime Ministership candidate had recently called for France and the U.K. to use their nuclear weapons to defend Canada against the U.S. followed by French President Emmanuel Macron announcing the new global order, built upon the foundation of his nuclear weapons.
It is possible that one topic which will be discussed is Putin refusing to sign any deal with Kiev’s current government, which he has referred to as ‘illegitimate’.