The proposed encounter would bring the leaders of the United States, Russia and China into a possible high-level discussion focused on nuclear policy and the conflict involving Iran. The reports do not describe the meeting as confirmed, and no finalized arrangements have been announced.
The meeting has been associated with a China-based APEC summit or forum. Clarín identifies the APEC setting, while India Today refers to a China summit and its source link references an APEC summit. The available evidence does not specify where in China the leaders would meet or whether the discussion would be formally tied to the summit.
The reported agenda centres on denuclearisation and finding a way to end the Iran war. Those subjects were cited across the reports, but the available material does not provide details about proposed agreements, negotiating positions or any outcome from the possible talks.
Clarín describes the proposal as a trilateral meeting that could also address peace in Ukraine and other issues. That additional agenda is attributed to Clarín alone in the supplied evidence and has not been established as part of a finalized plan.
For now, the central open questions are whether the meeting will take place, when it might occur and what form it would take. The sources establish only that Trump has raised the possibility of meeting Putin and Xi in China; they do not confirm a date, a specific venue or a settled trilateral format.