Harris wants another round of debates with Trump — media

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris wants to talk to her opponent Donald Trump at the debate. Such a debate could take place in October.

The Washington Post writes about this with reference to its sources.

It claims that Harris and Trump's team agreed on a second round of the debate before the first one. But it's unclear whether Trump will agree to an extension after Tuesday's debate, when he was declared the loser of the debate.

According to WP, the negotiations on the debate between Trump and Harris became more difficult after both Democrats and Republicans agreed to abandon the system of three presidential meetings under the supervision of the non-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of September 11, Kyiv time, a presidential debate took place between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. In the first face-to-face meeting, they exchanged a series of attacks, trying to convey their political positions to the voters.

The U.S. presidential candidate from the Republican party, Donald Trump, proposed to hold a debate with the current Vice President from the Democratic party, Kamala Harris, on the Fox News channel on September 4. In response, the Harris campaign said Trump was trying to pull out of the debate, which had already been scheduled for ABC.

Donald Trump subsequently agreed to debate Kamala Harris on ABC on September 10.