The Kremlin has confirmed that a possible meeting between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in China is being discussed. Moscow stressed that no terms or agenda for such a summit have been agreed so far. The prospect of the three leaders gathering on Chinese soil has drawn strong reactions from Ukraine and the European Union. Kyiv worries that decisions affecting the war could be made over its head if Russia and the United States strike a deal with Beijing in the room. European officials have also reacted with concern to the idea of being left out of talks that concern the continent's security. No date or format for the proposed meeting has been announced. For now, it remains a proposal under discussion rather than a settled plan.