The Kremlin has stated that a meeting between United States President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin is not only desirable but necessary, according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov. Speaking to journalists on Monday, Peskov emphasized that the idea of such a summit is actively being discussed and should be prepared thoroughly.

"We have repeatedly said that such a meeting is clearly on everyone's lips and in many ways we believe that it is, of course, necessary. It must be properly prepared, and this requires efforts at various levels of expertise," Peskov stated.

He stressed that ongoing diplomatic communication between Moscow and Washington is laying the groundwork for any potential engagement between the two leaders. "This requires continued contacts between Moscow and Washington, which have been launched and are now ongoing," Peskov said.

While no concrete dates or logistics have been disclosed, the Kremlin's remarks signal a renewed push to arrange high-level discussions between the two countries. The call for a meeting reflects broader strategic interests and ongoing geopolitical tensions, as both sides navigate critical global challenges.

The Trump administration has not yet issued an official statement regarding the prospect of such a summit. However, past interactions between Trump and Putin have drawn international attention, and any future meeting is likely to be closely scrutinized for its implications on international diplomacy and security policy.

Observers expect that if the summit proceeds, it may cover topics including arms control, cybersecurity, and regional conflicts, which have previously dominated U.S.-Russia discussions.