Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has insisted on the need for a “meeting”, “of any kind”, with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin “to end the war” in Ukraine, according to excerpts from a television interview with Interfax.
“I think without this meeting it is impossible to fully understand what they (the Russians) are ready to do to stop the war,” he said. Zelensky in the interview.
The Ukrainian president also said that it would not be possible at such a meeting to decide the future of the Russian-occupied territories.
The Ukrainian president, who recently stressed that “without negotiations the war will not end,” has repeatedly called for a summit with Putin, but his call today was very persistent, according to the French News Agency.
Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, there have been several rounds of talks between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations, but without substantial results in terms of ending hostilities.
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