Putin backs Trump-Xi talks, highlights Russia’s $240 billion trade with China

Published on Sep 26, 2026 02:04 pm IST

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow welcomed the latest talks between the United States and China, saying any positive outcome could affect the global economy, including Russia. Putin highlighted Russia-China trade of around $240 billion while noting that trade between Moscow and Washington had fallen sharply. Putin also said he had received an invitation to attend the 33rd APEC Summit in Shenzhen, China, on November 18-19, but his participation would depend on the domestic situation in Russia. Watch the full report for the latest developments involving Putin, Trump, China, Russia-US ties, Russia-China trade and the upcoming APEC summit.

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