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The leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) countries believe that after a truce is concluded, a meeting between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Vladimir Zelensky must be organized.
This was stated by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha.
“Everyone shares the opinion that the most important thing is to ensure, of course, after de-escalation and the achievement of a truce, a meeting at the level of Presidents Zelensky and Putin,” Sybiha said.
According to him, the truce should open the way to broader peace negotiations, which could take place at various levels and with the participation of a larger number of parties.
On January 28, aide to the Russian president Yuri Ushakov said that Zelensky had been invited to Moscow for talks with the Russian leader. The Kremlin representative also emphasized that if Zelensky agrees to this meeting, Russia is ready to guarantee his security and the necessary conditions for work.
Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov also stated that Vladimir Zelensky could come to Moscow for a meeting with Vladimir Putin, and the Russian side would provide him with the necessary security guarantees.
Earlier, Ukraine’s permanent representative said that Zelensky is ready to meet with Putin even in Antarctica.
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