US EditionRussia-Ukraine Peace Summit 2025: Macron Suggests Geneva as Venue After Trump-Zelenskyy Talks
Macron aims to host the summit in a neutral country to advance peace talks, with security guarantees for Ukraine a central focus in allied discussions, officials said.
- Macron suggested on Tuesday that Geneva could host a peace summit between Putin and Zelenskyy, saying 'It will be a neutral country, maybe Switzerland-- I'm pushing for Geneva-- or another country,' Macron said.
- Amid high-stakes meetings on Monday at the White House, Macron said the Ukraine-Russia summit would be held in Europe, emphasizing the need for a neutral host.
- Macron recalled that the last bilateral talks took place in Istanbul, Turkey, and said the situation is currently "at a different stage," requiring a neutral host.
- Macron said right after that concrete work with the United States would start as of Tuesday, and France and Britain will meet Ukrainian allies to update them on Washington decisions.
- Macron warned that if countries say, 'we can take territory by force,' it opens a Pandora's box, emphasizing caution on territorial gains.
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French President Emmanuel Macron brings Geneva into play as the venue for a summit between Selensky and Putin. Russia is critical of Switzerland, and the Americans are examining alternatives.
For the first time since the outbreak of war, Vladimir Putin and Wolodymyr Selenskyy are supposed to speak face to face with each other. A tourist hotspot in Switzerland is coming into focus.
Macron proposes Geneva as a place for a summit on the Ukraine war. According to the Swiss Foreign Minister, Putin could go there despite the international arrest warrant.
President Donald Trump of the United States announced the possibility of a private meeting between the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, and the Prez...
Geneva is a possible venue for an interview between Selensky and Putin. Switzerland is in the position of itself for such a summit.
French President Emmanuel Macron suggested that the presidents of Russia and Ukraine could meet in Geneva, Switzerland.
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