Stubb and Støre Conveyed to Putin that Zelenskyy Wants to Speak with Him Directly, Ushakov Said
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Putin's advisor said that if Zelensky wants to start direct negotiations, he should come to Moscow, where he will be guaranteed all conditions, including security.
Deputy President Yuri Ushakov of Russia reported that during a telephone conversation with President Vladimir Putin, the heads of Finland and Norway had given the Russian leader a "message from Vladimir Zelensky about the willingness to talk".
The recent phone call between the Finnish President and the Norwegian Prime Minister with Vladimir Putin poses more dangers than opportunities, as it could undermine European unity and give breathing space to the aggressor. According to Foreign Ministry Secretary General Jonatan Vseviov, Russia has not changed its war goals and the West should focus on supporting Ukraine and putting pressure on Moscow instead of seeking negotiations.
According to Foreign Minister Valtonen, allies were informed about the call, but there was little warning.
Yuri Ushakov cynically recalled that in Moscow Vladimir Zelensky was considered "unlegitimate" and "all know it".
The leaders of Finland and Norway, Alexander Stubb and Jonas Gar Stere, told Russian President Vladimir Putin that the leader of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, wanted to speak directly to him, as announced by Russian television station Assistant President Yuri Ushakov of the Russian Federation.
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