# Trump Says He May Meet Xi and Putin Next Week to Discuss Denuclearization

*Monday, November 9, 2026 at 6:06 AM UTC — Hamer Intelligence Services Desk*

**Published**: 2026-11-09T06:06:40.641Z (55m ago)
**Category**: geopolitics | **Region**: Global
**Importance**: 6/10
**Sources**: OSINT
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**Deck**: Donald Trump has said he may meet China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin next week, with denuclearization among the possible topics. The brief report doesn’t give details on timing or venue, and there’s no confirmation from Beijing or Moscow.

Donald Trump has raised the possibility of talks with the leaders of both China and Russia in the near term, according to a short 9 November report. The item, shared by Ukrainian‑language sources, says Trump stated he could meet Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin next week and that denuclearization could be among the issues discussed.

The report doesn’t specify where such meetings would take place, how they would be organized, or whether they would be held separately or in some combined format. There’s no indication in the brief that Chinese or Russian officials have confirmed the prospect of talks.

Even without those details, mentioning denuclearization as a potential topic points to nuclear issues being part of the political message Trump is sending about future engagement with Beijing and Moscow. The term itself wasn’t defined in the report, so it remains unclear which countries or weapons systems he had in mind.

For governments following U.S.–China–Russia dynamics, the statement is a signal rather than a firm diplomatic plan. It suggests Trump is willing to frame possible conversations with Xi and Putin around nuclear themes, although for now this remains his claim alone.

Developments to watch include any response from Chinese or Russian state media about the idea of such meetings, further clarification from Trump or his representatives on what he intends by denuclearization, and whether official channels in Washington, Beijing, or Moscow acknowledge concrete preparations.