Zelenskyy Says Russia Supports Trilateral Meeting in November Following U.S. Talks
Russia has expressed support for holding a trilateral meeting in November following discussions with the United States, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said during a joint press conference with Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, UATV English reports. Zelenskyy said Washington could exert enough pressure on Russia to bring the war to an end. He reiterated Ukraine’s readiness to pursue diplomatic…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced during a joint press conference with Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo that Russia has expressed support for a trilateral meeting in November, following discussions with the United States, according to UATV English. Zelenskyy stated that Washington could apply sufficient pressure on Russia to end the war, reiterating Ukraine's willingness to pursue diplomatic efforts aimed at halting Russia's full-scale invasion.
The Ukrainian leader also indicated that Kyiv would be prepared to participate in a meeting in Florida during the G20 summit if the U.S. President Donald Trump extends an invitation, though no such offer has been received from Washington yet. Zelenskyy outlined three options Ukraine is exploring for security guarantees: NATO membership, direct security assurances from the United States modeled on Article 5 of the Alliance's founding treaty, and ongoing support from European partners and the Coalition of the Willing.
Ukraine emphasizes that any peace agreement must be underpinned by credible security arrangements capable of deterring further Russian aggression and averting another conflict.
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