The negotiations between the three leaders – the USA, Ukraine and Russia – can take place next week, resource reports.
The White House is actively working in the preparation of a Tripartite meeting with the participation of US president Donald Trump, President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin. On Friday, August 8, the reports Susplena With reference to a resource in Trump’s administration.
According to data, tripartite negotiations may take place next week, even if the final area of their handling has not been determined.
The Press Secretary of the White House Caroline Livitt confirmed that President Trump was ready to talk to the leaders of the same state.
“President Trump said yesterday that the Russians expressed his readiness to meet him, and he was open to such a conversation. The head of the state aims to meet with fellow President Putin and President Zelensky, as his goal is to help the end of this destructive war. The White House is currently working in the organization of possible meetings, and the details will be published at the right time,” said Livitt. “
Remember that the Kremlin now said that Russia and the United States have joined a meeting agreement with the leaders of the two countries “in the coming days.” The White House did not confirm the bilateral meeting. At the same time, Putin did not want to meet with Zelensky, as the conditions should be “not created” for it. “
Earlier, the media announced that US president Donald Trump would only meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin if he also encountered the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. But Trump eventually denied this message, announcing the readiness of the meeting without certain conditions.
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