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“We are ready to continue this dialogue to the same extent as the American side is,” Putin said in televised remarks. AP/File MOSCOW: The Kremlin was guarded about future dialogue with Washington on Thursday, a day after the first face-to-face meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Joe Biden. The two leaders met in Geneva on Wednesday to ease soaring tensions between Moscow and Washington, with relations at their lowest since the end of the Cold War. Putin said Russia was ready to continue the talks provided Washington was also willing to do so. “We are ready to continue this dialogue to the same extent as the American side is,” Putin said in televised remarks.

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