Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump will arrive in Hamburg one week from Thursday to face Russian leader Vladimir Putin for the first time since taking office. The White House confirmed that the two leaders would huddle on the sidelines of the G20 summit in the northern German city. National security adviser H.R. McMaster confirmed the meeting during a briefing with reporters about the President's upcoming trip, which will also include a stop in Poland. The format for Trump and Putin's meeting at the G20 has not yet been set. National Economic Director Gary Cohn told reporters during the briefing that the agenda for Trump's sitdown with Putin was still being set. Afterward, National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton said Cohn and McMaster did not specify whether it would be a pull-aside or a formal bilateral because "it's not set."This will be the first meeting Putin and Trump since he took officeIt will occur at a gathering of world leaders in Germany
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