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Russian Media Reporting Trump To Visit Putin

A journalist writes a material as she watches a live telecast of the U.S. presidential election standing at portraits of U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Union Jack pub in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016. Russia’s lower house of parliament is applauding the election of Trump as U.S. president. (Photo: AP)

Citing sources in the Republican Party, the notable Russian newspaper Izvestya is claiming that President-Elect Donald J. Trump will pay a visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin shortly after his inauguration.

The paper further noted that a meeting prior to Mr. Trump assuming office, while desirable, is not possible as it may raise objections from the outgoing Obama administration.

This article first appeared on Tsarizm.com

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L. Todd Wood

L. Todd Wood is an author, journalist and Editor-in-Chief at Tsarizm.com. He's a former special operations helicopter pilot and Wall Street debt trader, who has contributed to Fox Business, The Washington Times, The Moscow Times, National Review, the New York Post and many other publications.

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