President Volodymyr Zelensky declared on Monday that Kyiv is ready to engage in upcoming tripartite talks intended to conclude Russia’s full takeover of Ukraine. He stressed, however, that the ultimate determination regarding the location and timing of these discussions lies with Washington and Moscow. Zelensky disclosed that the United States had proposed a meeting within its borders next week.
Yet, Russia reportedly refused to hold the talks in this location, as detailed in reports disseminated by Telegrafi. “We are awaiting a response from the Americans,” Zelensky announced during a press conference on Saturday. “They will either shift the meeting’s venue or the Russians must validate (a meeting in) the US.”
The Ukrainian president affirmed that his state is not hindering any of these proposed initiatives.
He expressed a strong desire for the progression of a tripartite meeting. Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine is prepared to cooperate with any leader, emphasizing a willingness to work with various states. He remains hopeful for a productive resolution to the ongoing conflict.
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