Kremlin says Ukraine will be in peace talks ‘one way or another’
- The Kremlin stated that Ukraine will be involved in peace talks to end the conflict "one way or another," following calls between U.S. President Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
- There is no agreement on the timing or location for a meeting between President Trump and President Vladimir Putin, suggesting it could be "several months" away.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insisted that Ukraine would not accept any agreements made without its involvement, calling for Europe's inclusion in negotiations.
- Zelenskyy emphasized that there would be a "bilateral Russian-American track," as well as another track involving Ukraine, but no details have been finalized.
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The Kremlin assured Thursday that Ukraine would participate "in one way or another" in future peace talks, announced the day before after a telephone conversation between Russian and American presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. ...
The Kremlin said that Ukraine will in any case participate in the negotiations on the settlement of the conflict. Kremlin spokesman Peskov said that Ukraine will participate "unconditionally" in the upcoming negotiations on the settlement of the Russian aggression. At the same time, Moscow considers the United States to be the main counterpart in the negotiation process.
Zelensky confesses that he was annoyed by the fact that Trump spoke to Putin first, only then to him. There will be no successful negotiation without Ukraine's involvement, he says.
The Kremlin confirmed today (Thursday) that holding talks between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Riyadh is suitable for both parties, stressing that Ukraine will participate in the talks and peace talks. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “Saudi Arabia is a country with which we cooperate very constructively in different fields. From this point of view, Riyadh is suitable for both countries. Riyadh has already been mentioned, b…
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