
Il presidente ucraino in un'intervista alla Deutsche Welle: "Dobbiamo incontrarci, parlare e prendere decisioni. Contano i risultati"
Volodymyr Zelensky ha dichiarato alla Deutsche Welle di essere pronto a partecipare al G20 se sarà presente anche Vladimir Putin, sottolineando che contano i risultati degli incontri.
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Il presidente ucraino ha rilasciato un'intervista alla Deutsche Welle parlando della possibile partecipazione al G20.
Volodymyr Zelensky è pronto ad andare al G20 di Miami se anche il presidente russo, Vladimir Putin, parteciperà al vertice dei leader in programma a dicembre. E' quanto afferma il presidente ucraino in un'intervista alla Deutsche Welle.
"Sì, certo. Dobbiamo andarci. Dobbiamo incontrarci, parlare e prendere decisioni", ha affermato Zelensky spiegando che ciò che direbbe a Putin conta meno dei risultati. "Non è una questione di parole. Ciò che gli dirò o ciò che lui vorrà dire a me non conta. Non conta. [...] Contano i risultati. Tutto qui". Il Cremlino si è finora rifiutato di dire se Putin volerà a Miami per il G20.

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