On Tuesday, December 7, Presidents Joseph Biden and Vladimir Putin will hold a conversation, discussing the concentration of Russian troops along the Ukrainian border.
This is reported by Apostrophe with reference to the White House website.
The press service of the U.S. Department of State notes that Biden will once again emphasize U.S. concerns about Russia's military activity along the border with Ukraine.
With this, Washington intends to continue to support Kyiv, Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.
In addition to the issue of Ukraine, a number of bilateral U.S.-Russian relations issues are on the agenda.
According to the White House press service, the meeting of the two presidents will be closed to all.