MOSCOW — Russian leader Vladimir Putin and US President Joe Biden are to meet in Geneva on June 16 amid the biggest crisis in ties between their two countries in recent history.
Here are five key issues the leaders are expected to discuss:
Election meddling, cyberattacks
The United States has for years accused Russia of meddling in elections and launching cyberattacks against government agencies and private companies.
Biden’s administration in April sanctioned Russia over the SolarWinds cyberattack that hit federal organizations and more than 100 US companies, and for alleged meddling in the 2020 presidential election.
More recently, the White House li…
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