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Ukraine War: Vladimir Putin's Participation in G20 Summit 'Not Yet Discussed,' Moscow Says

A Kremlin diplomatic adviser indicated that no decision has been made regarding a possible presence by the Russian president at the Miami summit in December, while Volodymyr Zelensky said he was ready to meet his Russian counterpart there.

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Le Monde — Une

The question of whether Vladimir Putin will attend the G20 summit scheduled for December in Miami, United States, remains undecided by Moscow. According to a diplomatic adviser to the Russian president, cited by media outlets, "it has not yet been discussed."

This statement comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky indicated he would be willing to meet with his Russian counterpart at this international summit, though the terms of such a meeting have not been specified.

Additionally, according to reports circulated overnight, the Ukrainian military carried out strikes against several Russian military targets located in occupied Ukrainian territories. Details of these operations have not been independently confirmed at this stage.

The situation remains under close observation, as diplomatic exchanges regarding a possible de-escalation or further international meetings continue alongside military operations on the ground.

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