Russia’s side has not announced the official composition of the delegation, nor does it know that Putin will come to the negotiations.
The American and European sides are convinced by Ukraine President Vladimir Zelensky to agree with Russian negotiations in Istanbul on May 15. This is about writing the Washington Post on Wednesday, May 14th.
Two unnamed diplomats told the publication that Zelensky failed because of the development of the situation with potential negotiations in Turkey this week and said he would not allow the Russian delegation to meet the Russian delegation.
“Zelensky didn’t see the trip point,” said one of the diplomats.
EU and USA representatives have not explained to the public that it is important for Ukraine to at least send a delegation of older people to Istanbul, especially the head of the office of President Andrei Ermak and foreign Minister Andrei Sigilu.
Among other things, US President Steve Whitkoff’s envoy is convinced of the Ukrainians that participation in direct negotiations with Russia has been a useful for both parties. Like, if Ukraine representatives are, but Russia will not, then it will result in the consequences for Moscow, and if both sides can be approached to stop.
Ukrainian official said Zelensky was still forcing a meeting with Putin in Turkey. “Why is he personally with him? Because a serious conversation about the end of the killings and end of the war should take place to someone who eventually decides in Russia,” he said.
Remember, on May 11, Putin invited Ukraine to continue the direct talk on May 15 in Istanbul without initial conditions. Zelensky says he’s ready to meet Putin in Istanbul and wait for him there.
As the night of May 14th, Russia has not published a delegation for Turkey negotiations. Zelensky hopes from the Russian Federation reports who will face their side in negotiations and then determine the steps of Ukraine.
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