US to allow Putin at G20 in December, signaling policy shift
The Trump administration plans to permit Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in the US in December, a departure from prior isolation efforts and a signal of a new approach to Russia amid stalled negotiations. The move is seen as a concession to Moscow and a setback for Ukraine supporters, though the timing and conditions remain unclear.
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US Invites Putin to G20 Summit; Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Interest Reported
The US has formally invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to the December G20 summit in Miami, signaling a potential shift in US policy towards Russia. Concurrently, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reports both Russia and Ukraine have expressed interest in a limited ceasefire covering energy infrastructure and grain exports, though no agreement has been reached. The scope and conditions of any potential ceasefire remain unclear, and the US maintains that limited ceasefires cannot lead to a full settlement.