Geneva: The presidents of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and the United States, Jose Biden, concluded their meeting in Geneva, after a second block with the participation of five other representatives from each country, Radio Reloj reports.
The meeting was expected to take longer, taking into account the long list of issues to be debated, but the truth is that both leaders withdrew from Villa La Grange leaving some uncertainty.
The Russian head of state is expected to offer statements to the press and Biden will do so later, in addition to the need for rapprochement to stop the deterioration of bilateral relations, the leaders had other issues on the agenda to evaluate.
Both had to deal with the Russian-American diplomatic crisis, economic, scientific-technical, environmental, humanitarian cooperation, among other issues that, due to the briefness of the meeting, are left to the expectation of public opinion.
