Ukraine’s Zelensky Says He Would Only Go to Moscow For Peace Talks ‘On a Missile’
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Capannello of journalists around the Ukrainian president in the margins of the United Nations General Assembly
It is the reaction of the President of Ukraine to yesterday's Kremlin invitation for Volodymyr Zelensky to go to Moscow to negotiate with Vladimir Putin.
Zelensky's response has already been commented on by, among others, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
Volodymyr Zelensky sharply rejected his Russian counterpart’s invitation to travel to the Russian capital for talks. The Ukrainian president responded with a short but sharp phrase to a Russian journalist’s question about when he would travel to Moscow. While Zelensky was at the UN General Assembly in New York, Russian pro-government journalists repeatedly asked him questions. One of the journalists asked him in Russian: “Volodymyr Oleksandrovi…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected Russian leader Vladimir Putin's offer to hold talks in Moscow, saying he would travel to the Russian capital only “on a rocket,” DPA reports. When asked by a journalist from Russian state television, who repeatedly asked him on the sidelines of the annual general debate of the UN General Assembly when he would come to Moscow, Zelensky replied, using a profanity in Russian: “On a rocket, damn it!” (…
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