The Kremlin said a one-on-one meeting was being planned, but White House officials said that decisions had not yet been made.

Top Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said Thursday that an agreement has been reached for US President Donald Trump to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin “in the coming days,” adding that the parties are already working on preparations.

The White House pushed back on Thursday on claims from the Kremlin that a meeting between President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin has been agreed to.