Yuri Ushakov, an aide to the illegitimate Russian president, told Kremlin propagandists that if Volodymyr Zelensky wants to meet with Putin, he can come to Moscow.
Points of attention
- Russian aide Yuri Ushakov cynically suggested that Zelenskyy come to Moscow to meet with Putin, promising security guarantees.
- The possibility of a meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy was discussed during telephone conversations between Putin and Trump, highlighting the geopolitical significance of the event.
Ushakov cynically invited Zelenskyy to Moscow for negotiations
According to him, Putin has already said several times that "if Zelenskyy is really ready for a meeting, then we would like to invite him to Moscow."
Ushakov also promised security guarantees to Zelensky if the Ukrainian president comes to Moscow.
He noted that the issue of a possible meeting between Putin and Zelenskyy was discussed several times during telephone conversations between the Russian President and US President Donald Trump.
And during these conversations, Trump, in particular, suggested that we consider this possibility.
Prior to this, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga announced President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's readiness to meet personally with Putin to resolve two most important issues within the framework of peace negotiations — regarding the territories and the Zheleznodorozhny NPP.
