Peskov noted that if Tokayev decides to share information about the progress of his negotiations with Trump, it would be of interest to the Russian leadership. "Kazakhstan is our strategic ally, and regular contacts between our countries are an important part of our comprehensive relations," he added. Tokayev plans to visit Russia on November 11-12.
Last week, a summit was held at the White House, where leaders from Central Asia, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan gathered. During this meeting, Trump held bilateral talks with Tokayev, during which the parties discussed prospects for cooperation in the field of critical minerals.
