Vladimir Putin held telephone talks with Joe Biden on Friday.
This is the first telephone conversation between heads of state since the Russian-American summit, which took place in Geneva on June 16. At that time, the focus was on strategic stability, cybersecurity, regional conflicts, trade relations and cooperation in the Arctic.
According to the Kremlin, the presidents continued the dialogue on information security and the fight against cybercrime, begun at the Geneva summit. The need for substantive and constructive cooperation in this area was emphasized; it should be permanent, professional and non-politicized.
At the same time, despite Moscow's willingness to cooperate on cybersecurity, there have been no calls from the United States in a month.
Another topic of conversation is the situation in Syria. The emphasis was on the humanitarian aspects. Putin and Biden positively assessed the coordination of efforts on Syria, including in the UN Security Council.
Vladimir Putin also expressed condolences in connection with the collapse of a residential building in Florida. The tragedy occurred on June 24, 78 people were killed.
It is known that the telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden lasted an hour.
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