Ukraine's UN envoy: Zelenskyy ready to meet Putin anywhere in world, whether at G20 or in Antarctica
- Ukraine’s UN envoy Andriy Melnyk said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is ready to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin anywhere except Moscow, including the G20 or Antarctica.
- Melnyk said the Abu Dhabi trilateral talks could advance diplomacy, but major political decisions require a direct meeting between Ukraine’s and Russia’s leaders.
- Melnyk identified attacks on civilians, sabotage and psychological operations, and negotiations used to buy time as key Kremlin strategies.
- No meeting has been agreed.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready to hold a personal meeting with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin anywhere in the world, even in Antarctica, Ukrainian representative Andriy Melnyk said at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Monday.
Zelensky is ready to meet with Putin anywhere, but not in Moscow - Ambassador <p>Andrey Melnyk said that the president of Ukraine is ready to meet with Putin at the first opportunity. Any country can be a place Even Antarctica</p>.
The Ukrainian post-president to the United Nations, Andrei Melnik, stated that Vladimir Zelensky was ready to meet with President Vladimir Putin anywhere in the world, including in Antarctica, but not in Moscow, writing Ukrainian media. "The President of Ukraine is prepared to meet Putin at the first opportunity – in Florida in December on the margins of the G20 summit, or anywhere else in the world, if necessary, even in Antarctica – anywhere b…
President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky is ready to meet with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin anytime soon, close to Moscow, said Ukrainian envoy to the UN Andrei Melnyk. And for this, perhaps, the completion of the trilateral negotiations may not be completed, because the main political questions are urgently required by the meeting of the leaders of the parties. “We will see where the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi will lead tomorrow and in the …
Zelensky is ready to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin anywhere in the world, but not in Moscow, as stated by the post-President of Ukraine to the United Nations, Andrei Melnik. The "delayed" continues to seek a face-to-face meeting with Putin, arguing that it will immediately resolve all issues and will cease.
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