
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced that tripartite talks between Russia, the USA and Ukraine with the aim of ending the war will begin in the first half of November.
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US President Donald Trump's special representatives visited Oslo and St. After the contacts in St. Petersburg, the parties decided to have a tripartite meeting.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced that tripartite talks between Russia, the USA and Ukraine to end the war will begin in November.
US President Donald Trump's special representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Zelenski in Norway's capital Oslo and Russia's St. Following the meetings held in St. Petersburg, both sides announced that negotiations would begin.
In his previous statement, Zelenski underlined that they are ready every day to hold tripartite talks between Russia, the USA and Ukraine to end the war and said, "We agreed to hold a tripartite meeting with the participation of Ukraine, the USA and Russia. We plan to meet in the first half of November." He used the following expressions.
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Russia-USA-Ukraine trilateral talks to start in the first half of November
Very likely · Within weeks
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