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L'incontro a Oslo segue eventi diplomatici e militari avvenuti nell'ultima settimana riguardanti il conflitto in Ucraina.
"Riteniamo che la pace sia possibile e necessaria per l'Ucraina, per l'Europa e per il mondo intero.
Oggi abbiamo avuto colloqui positivi e costruttivi, resi necessari dagli eventi dell'ultima settimana. Concordiamo sul fatto che la collaborazione sia fondamentale". Lo ha detto il premier norvegese Jonas Gahr Store in conferenza stampa dopo l'incontro a Oslo con Volodymyr Zelensky e l'inviato Usa Steve Witkoff.
Store ha confermato che Witkoff si recherà domani a San Pietroburgo per illustrare alla Russia l'esito delle proposte di oggi, e "spianare possibilmente la strada a un incontro tra i leader".
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Steve Witkoff si recherà a San Pietroburgo per presentare le proposte alla Russia.
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