Vladimir Putin may be traveling abroad next week — for potentially pivotal talks with U.S. President Donald Trump — despite the Russian leader facing an International Criminal Court arrest warrant.

The White House on Thursday pushed back on claims by the Kremlin that a meeting between President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin had been agreed to with a location secured. A White House official told ABC News that no location has been set and that President Putin must meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for the meeting with Trump to occur -- something the Kremlin has not been willing to commit to so far.

President Trump has expressed increasing frustration with the Russian leader in recent weeks over Moscow’s unwillingness to bring the Ukraine war to an end.