Russian Presidential Aide Ushakov called negotiations with the Vietnamese leader successful
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- Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Yuri Ushakov assessed Vladimir Putin’s negotiations with Vietnamese leader To Lam as successful.
- During the visit, the Vietnamese side invited the Russian leader to visit Vietnam on a state visit in 2027.
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The negotiations took place on September 9 as part of the state visit of the Vietnamese leader to Russia.
The negotiations between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Vietnamese leader To Lam, which took place on September 9, were very useful, intense and meaningful. This was stated by assistant to the Russian leader Yuri Ushakov, TASS reports.
“Yesterday, as part of the state visit of the Vietnamese leader, very useful, very intense and meaningful, successful negotiations took place. Our leaders talked a lot during this long day, and they talked both during negotiations and sat together at lunch. And we had a lot of positive conversations on the sidelines,” said the Kremlin representative.
According to Ushakov, the visit can be described as very successful. He also said that as a result of the negotiations, To Lam invited the Russian leader to visit Vietnam on a state visit in 2027.
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- What specific topics were discussed during the negotiations?
