U.S requests postponement of Brussels meeting due to situation in Middle East – Zelenskyy
The American side requested a change in the date of a meeting in Brussels involving U.S representatives, European Union leaders, and the NATO Secretary General due to the need for U.S representatives to be present in Washington amid the situation in the Middle East, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated.
U.S. officials have asked for a rescheduling of a Brussels meeting where U.S. representatives, European Union leaders, and NATO Secretary General were set to discuss various issues, according to President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The meeting had been planned to address a range of topics and preparations for a subsequent trilateral gathering.
However, Zelenskyy explained that there are currently complications in Washington concerning the Middle East situation. Consequently, American partners sought to change the meeting's date to ensure their representatives could be present in Washington during that time. Zelenskyy conveyed this information to journalists during a meeting on Tuesday, as reported by Interfax-Ukraine.
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