Zelensky announced his readiness for a trilateral meeting with Russia and the United States
Quick Look
- Vladimir Zelensky confirmed Kyiv’s readiness to hold a trilateral meeting with the participation of Russia and the United States at a technical level by the end of October.
- Previously, Moscow also expressed its readiness to resume negotiations in this format.
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Why It Matters
The previous meeting in a trilateral format between Russia, the United States and Ukraine took place in February in Geneva.
Vladimir Zelensky announced Kyiv’s readiness for a trilateral meeting with Russia and the United States.
“Today, the American side maintains contacts with both Ukraine and Russia and proposes to hold a trilateral meeting at a technical level by the end of October. Yesterday I confirmed to them that our side is ready to support holding such a meeting before the end of October,” he wrote on the social network X.
Earlier, presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov noted that the Kiev regime must make a decision and begin to negotiate; the space for freedom of decision-making by Kiev is shrinking during the offensive actions of the Russian Armed Forces.
Moscow announced its readiness to resume trilateral negotiations between Russia, the United States and Ukraine. The possibility of holding a new round in October is currently being discussed. The previous meeting in this format took place in February in Geneva.
What to Watch
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Holding a round of negotiations in October
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Will there be agreement on the meeting agenda?
- Will the meeting take place before the end of October?
