Trump ) Putin: Do not interfere with upcoming US elections

US President Donald Trump has welcomed “the very, very good” relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but has warned him not to enter “in the upcoming presidential election, as both leaders have held talks in the margins of the summit of the 20 most industrialized (G20) countries, which is being held this year. writer in Japan.

Trump has spoken with an optimistic tone as has started his meeting. seen with Russian counterpart after a year.

“We have a very, very good relationship”, Trump told reporters as he sat near Putin in Osaka.

This is their first meeting since Federal Investigations In the United States, they have documented Russian intervention in the 2016 elections, despite Putin's denial.

Urged by a journalist, Trump told Putin, “please don't interfere in the election” with a smile on your face.

This meeting is also the first after the summit held writer in Helsinki in July of last year, in which Trump has not allowed anyone to be part of the discussion and has refused to share the outcome of negotiations with Congress.

Putin, on the other hand, has said that this meeting is a good opportunity to continue the bilate dialogue.

“We have things to discuss”, he said.

The meeting is scheduled to last 60 to 90 minutes.

They are expected to discuss nuclear treaties, the conflict east of Ukraine, sanctions against Iran and escalation of the situation in Venezuela.

Their meeting comes as relations between the two nations are compared to that of the post - Cold War period.

Trump has cancelled a meeting with Putin at the G20 Summit, which was held in Argentina last November, after Russia seized two Ukrainian ships and their teams at the Azov Sea. However, they have mentioned this matter very little in the margins of that organization.

In an interview for the Financial Times, published on June 27th, Putin has said he does not expect any turning point” during his meetings in Osaka.

“There is hope that during these general discussions and bilateral meetings, we will be able to reduce tensions and create a basis for a more positive future”, Putin has said.

Both leaders will probably discuss gun control, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Heather Conley has said, now director for the European and Eurasian programme at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

“This is where President Putin would like to have bilateral conversations, because Russia has equal powers with the United States”, Conley said last week.

There's a big space to think about Gun control, though there is no process that we are aware of”.

The Middle Ray Nuclear Arms Treaty will expire in August, as the US has accused Russia of Do not complySo both countries have given up on it.