Putin-Trump: Inviting the Second Dialogue between the Conflict

Russia's Ambassador Vladimir Putin is ready for the second meeting with US President Donald Trump, the Russian ambassador to the United States said.

He has commented on President Trump's arrival when Putin invited Putin to the White House.

This week, the first peak among two leaders in Helsinki has become very controversial in America.

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Russia-America relationship 'bad'
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Russian Ambassador Anatoli Antonov did not confirm that the formal invitation had been invited.

Hearing the news that he had called Putin, the head of the American intelligence chief had expressed his gratitude. After an announcement at the news of the invitation, Dawn Coats director of the National Intelligence has given such a response.

In fact, the dispute between the first trumpet between President Trump and Putin has not yet been resolved.

The opposition Democoats Party has said that there will be no single talks between two leaders now.

According to an announcement, Demokcott Senator Chak Sumer has said that no one should talk to the Putin anytime unless the Helsinki talks in the two-day talks.

President Trump's controversy has begun controversy due to the intervention of US President Barack Obama's intervention in 2016.

Moscow has declined those intersections.

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Says BBC correspondent Anthony Jarker, a Washington-based BBC correspondent - President Trump might have been enthusiastically excited by inviting Putin to dispute between the dispute.

Those surveys make the United States uncomfortable to the trump policy of TRump, but it does not seem to affect the Republican voters, regardless of their base area.

Trump had advocated close relations with Russia during the election.

In the first year, even though the policy is not a coincidence, now he looks forward to focusing on it.

Putin, who lived in the state of Russia since 2000, had recently visited America in 2015.

While arriving in the United Nations General Assembly, he met with the then American President Barack Obama.