In brief
Trump has confirmed meetings at Mar‑a‑Lago, some covering Russia, but offered no agenda specifics. He told reporters during a Florida briefing that many talks are planned; the statement was reported by TASS on November 7, Washington.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that several meetings are scheduled for his Mar‑a‑Lago resort in Florida, including discussions on Russia, but he did not provide any further details about the agenda.
During a press briefing in Florida, he told reporters, "We have a lot of meetings set up at Mar‑a‑Lago with a lot of different people having to do with Russia and having to do with other things." The comment came as part of a broader set of meetings he said were planned at the property.
Trump added that he would not disclose additional information about the upcoming gatherings, emphasizing that the schedule was "somewhat confidential." He did not indicate the number of meetings, the identities of the participants, or the specific topics beyond Russia and other subjects.
The announcement was reported by TASS on November 7 in Washington, with the agency noting that the former president did not give more specifics at the time of the briefing.
Sources confirm that the meetings are to take place at Mar‑a‑Lago, the former president’s former private residence on Florida’s coast. No further details from any other outlet were available as of the time of the report.
For now, the only publicly disclosed fact is that Trump has scheduled a series of meetings at Mar‑a‑Lago, and that Russia is among the subjects he cited. The full agenda and participants remain undisclosed.
