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Cardinal Zuppi Says Preparations Underway for Moscow Visit in Late September

The Pope's special envoy for Ukraine said the agenda for the trip has not yet been finalized, according to TASS.

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TASS (Russia)

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, the Vatican's special envoy for the Ukraine conflict, said preparations are underway for a visit to Moscow planned for late September, according to a report by the Russian news agency TASS.

Zuppi specified that the agenda for the visit has yet to be determined, TASS reported.

Zuppi was appointed by Pope Francis to lead peace efforts related to the war in Ukraine, a role that has included previous diplomatic engagements aimed at facilitating dialogue between the parties involved in the conflict.

No further details about the purpose, participants, or itinerary of the upcoming trip were disclosed in the report.

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