Kremlin: Zelenskyy Must Come to Moscow for Talks
The Kremlin said Moscow's stance on a potential meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy has not changed, and that the Ukrainian president must visit the Russian capital to hold negotiations.
The Kremlin announced Wednesday that Moscow's position on a potential meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not changed, noting that the Ukrainian president must come to the Russian capital to conduct negotiations.
The statement comes as international efforts continue to reach a settlement to the war between Russia and Ukraine that has raged for years, amid ongoing disagreement between the two sides over the conditions for any direct meeting between the two leaders.
The Kremlin provided no additional details regarding a possible timeline for such a visit, while Ukraine has not issued an immediate response to this position.
These statements come in the context of broader international discussions on ways to end the conflict, with Moscow and Kyiv continuing to disagree over the possible frameworks for direct talks between the leadership of both countries.
Sources
- الكرملين: على زيلينسكي القدوم لموسكو لإجراء محادثات — Sky News Arabia — World
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