Biden's first trip abroad as president ends with talks with the Russian president expected to focus on nuclear arms, cyber attacks and human rights.

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Biden has said he plans to raise the issues of cyberattacks, human rights abuses, Ukraine and election interference with the Russian leader.

Questions have been asked of the Vice President as she still has yet to visit the southern border amid record high levels of illegal migration.

The two leaders shook hands in front of cameras before heading into several hours of closed-door conversations.