Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that he had agreed with his US counterpart, Joe Biden, on the return of the Russian and US ambassadors to Washington and Moscow, in an indication that the meeting was able to dissolve some of the ice that confuses the relations of the two countries.

Putin said, during a press conference in Geneva after the summit with Biden, that the meeting was fruitful and constructive, and he sought to find common ground to resolve differences between the two countries.

The Russian president stated that he discussed strategic stability with his American counterpart, saying that "it was agreed to discuss cybersecurity issues."

The Russian president added that every problem is solvable if it engages in serious negotiations with Washington.