After Putin meeting, White House now looking to 'engage' with China's Xi Jinping

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US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that what Joe Biden has said 'about there being no substitute for leader-level dialogue as a central part of why he held the summit with Putin yesterday also applies to China and to President Xi Jinping.'

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