Biden proposes in-person summit with Putin

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President Joe Biden wants to talk with Russian President Vladimir Putin face to face, proposing an in-person summit on Tuesday when the duo spoke for the second time since the U.S. president’s inauguration.

Biden proposed to Putin that they meet in a third country “in the coming months” as the leaders work toward “a stable and predictable relationship” that is “consistent” with the United States’s interests, according to a White House readout of the conversation released Tuesday.

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