Original title: Press Secretary of the Russian President: Russia hopes that the General Assembly will be held within this year, or in the form of video

Russia hopes that Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden will meet before the end of the year. People's visual data map
On November 28 local time, the press secretary of the Russian President Peskov said that Russia hopes that Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Biden can meet before the end of the year.
According to the Russian satellite news agency reported on the 28th, Peskov said, "there is still no specific date. Russia hopes to hold a meeting between Russian and US leaders by the end of the year. It is likely to be held by video connection".
Earlier, US President Biden told CNN that he was likely to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky.
According to previous reports, there seems to be uncertainty in the closely watched "BAP summit 2.0". According to the news of Tass News Agency on the 23rd, White House spokesman pusaki said that there is no new news about the possible contact between Biden and Putin. "I have no arrangements for the scheduled meeting or contact, although high-level diplomacy must be the priority of the president (Biden)," pusaki said the same day.
Earlier, pusaki told reporters on the 18th that he did not rule out the possibility of talks between Biden and Putin, but he was not ready to announce a new round of high-level contacts between the two countries. Putin's press secretary Peskov said on Russia's "channel 1" program: "there is no specific date for the (Russian US leaders' Summit), and the video conference is more likely, but everything depends on the decision of the two heads of state, and the time may be before the end of the year or early next year.