The media learned about US plans to give a "hard signal" at the meeting between Biden and Putin

Washington, following the upcoming meeting between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin, expects to show a tough approach, different from that previously demonstrated by the previous American leader Donald Trump . it is reported by NBC News, citing a source.

A key task for the White House following Wednesday's meeting will be to make it clear that Biden sent a strong signal to Putin, in contrast to the friendly relations that previous President Donald Trump demonstrated after his first meeting with Putin.

Before meeting with Putin, Biden will hold talks with several European politicians. According to NBC News, Washington hopes that this should show Moscow that there is a "united front" in countering RUSSIA.

Biden and Putin will meet in Geneva on June 16. The presidents plan to discuss the state and prospects of bilateral relations, strategic stability and current issues on the international agenda, including the covid-19 pandemic and the settlement of regional conflicts.