US EditionKremlin says Putin could meet Zelenskiy if certain agreements are reached
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky could happen if certain agreements are reached following recent talks.
- This development followed a rare two-hour meeting between Russian and Ukrainian officials held last Friday in Turkey, marking their first face-to-face discussions since March 2022.
- Russia and Ukraine have committed to presenting proposals regarding a ceasefire and have reached an agreement on a prisoner swap, while Moscow maintains that Ukrainian troops must withdraw from certain areas before any ceasefire can be implemented.
- Peskov stressed that the meeting depends on ‘certain results in the form of agreements’ and questioned who would have authority to sign documents on Ukraine's behalf.
- The potential summit remains uncertain amid Ukraine’s martial law, contested presidency status, and divergent negotiation demands from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Kiev. The Kremlin declared this Saturday that a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski will be possible, but only if both sides reach an agreement earlier, after a first cycle of dialogue in Istanbul that ended without a truce.On the ground, Russian bombings continued in Ukraine this Saturday, despite the threat of new sanctions against Russia by Kiev’s allies. Friday’s meeting in the Turkish …
Putin-Zelensky talks ‘possible’ if peace progress made, says Kremlin
MOSCOW: A potential face-to-face meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could take place, but only if current peace efforts yield tangible progress, the Kremlin has said. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Saturday that while a summit between the two leaders remains on the table, it would only happen following substantial advancements in negotiations between Russian and Ukrai…
US President Donald Trump reiterated his belief that Vladimir Putin was ready to negotiate an end to the conflict in Ukraine: "I will speak on the phone with the Russian president on Monday"
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