Ukraine proposed a Zelensky-Putin meeting at the G7 summit but received no response, says RBC-Ukraine
Ukraine proposed holding a meeting between Zelensky and Putin at the G7 summit but received no response, says RBC-Ukraine
Some time ago, Ukraine sent Russia a proposal for a meeting between Zelensky and Putin at the G7 summit to discuss paths toward a peace agreement, writes RBC-Ukraine, citing a source.
The proposal called for talks between Zelensky and Putin in the presence of G7 leaders, in particular U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to the source, Ukraine did not receive a “clear response” from Russia; instead, Putin aide Fyodor Ushakov suggested they should “come to Moscow.”
The RBC-Ukraine source says that this was also followed by shelling from the Russian army, which Ukraine also regarded as a “response” to the proposal.
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Ukraine proposed a summit meeting and got no clear response.
Talks were answered with directions to Moscow and shelling.