Russia's President Vladimir Putin has no plans to hold talks with Donald Trump after the US attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities. The Kremlin has stressed that while there are no immediate plans for a talk, it could be organized quickly if necessary. This comes against the backdrop of an increasingly close relationship between Russia and Iran, which have signed a strategic partnership agreement. At the same time, Putin held talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, condemning Israel's attacks on Iran and suggesting that the major powers should help calm tensions.
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