Kremlin Rejects Yalta Parallel for Proposed Russia-US-China Summit

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed comparisons between the 1945 Yalta Conference and a potential trilateral meeting of Russian, US, and Chinese leaders at the APEC summit in China. The statement signals Moscow's sensitivity to framing that implies spheres-of-influence division, while confirming active discussion of such a summit. The meeting, if realized, would mark a significant great-power alignment shift, but its agenda and feasibility remain unclear.

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