Zelenskyy stated that these talks aim to address any territorial issues that may arise from ongoing peace negotiations. This move comes as Zelenskyy continues to push for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss any remaining peace talks.
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Zelenskyy stated that these talks aim to address any territorial issues that may arise fr…: Zelenskyy stated that these talks aim to address any territorial issues that may arise from ongoing peace negotiations.
This move comes as Zelenskyy continues to push for a meeting with Russian President Vladi…: This move comes as Zelenskyy continues to push for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss any remaining peace talks.
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Zelenskyy says peace talks with Russia, US to restart
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine, Russia and the US have agreed to hold trilateral talks next month, as he renewed his push for a meeting with Putin to discuss any ‘territorial issues’.
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