Ahead of meeting with Putin, Biden agrees U.S.-Russian relations are at a 'low point'
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SectionsTVFeaturedMore from NBC Follow NBC News WASHINGTON — Ahead of a highly anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Joe Biden agreed Sunday that U.S.-Russian relations are at a “low point” and said he was open to a prisoner exchange with Moscow in an effort to clamp down on cybercrimes.On the first international trip of his presidency, Biden spoke at a press conference marking the conclusion of a meeting of the Group of Seven nations in the United Kingdom, where the wealthy democracies put out a statement challenging Russia and condemning Chinese human rights abuses.Biden will meet with Putin Wednesday at a villa on the shores of Lake Geneva in Switzerland — neutral territory for two leaders who do not want to show any deference to the other — where they are expected to discuss a range of issues, including Russian-based cybercriminals and ransomware attacks that have crippled some U.S. cities and infrastructure."Let me make it clear.
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