MOSCOW, Russia (NBC) – Russian President Vladimir Putin praised “professional” president Joe Biden following their summit in Geneva a day earlier.
The two leaders met Wednesday and spent more than three hours discussing a wide variety of issues.
They agreed to be more communicative on cybersecurity issues, to return their respective ambassadors to Washington and Moscow in improved diplomatic issues, and to set out a new phase of arms control.
Speaking in a video call with graduates of a government management school, Putin noted Biden was very well-prepared for the talks.
He dismissed the American and Russian media portrayal of the US president as absent-minded and rambling, saying “he doesn’t miss anything”.
Putin however did appear to make a slight jab at the US administration, adding “Americans think that there’s nothing more important than themselves.”
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