Lavrov invited Trump to Moscow: what is known about a possible visit.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Donald Trump received an invitation to visit Moscow. There has been no clear response from the American leader yet.

This is reported by Russian media.

Trump was invited to visit Russia

In addition, during a conversation with journalists, Lavrov noted that during the recent negotiations between the US and Russian delegations in Alaska, the topic of sanctions was not discussed.

Earlier, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin proposed to Trump to hold the next meeting in Moscow. At that time, the US president evaded a direct answer.

Subsequently, Trump acknowledged and referred to this idea as 'interesting', although he suggested that he might face criticism for such a move.

We remind you that after negotiations with US President Donald Trump and European leaders, Volodymyr Zelensky outlined the conditions under which dialogue with Russian occupiers is possible.

In addition, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reported that negotiations at the White House between the leaders of the US and European countries made significant progress in the peace settlement. According to him, important breakthroughs were also achieved regarding security guarantees.

During the recent negotiations between the US and Russian delegations in Alaska, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that President Donald Trump received an invitation to visit Moscow. Trump has not yet responded to this invitation but has previously expressed interest in such a trip. At the same time, during these negotiations, the parties did not discuss the topic of sanctions. Also, in his conversation with journalists, Lavrov noted that Russian President Vladimir Putin also proposed to Trump to hold a meeting in Moscow, to which the American leader evaded a direct answer.