Zelensky ready to meet Putin even in Antarctica

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is ready to meet with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin anywhere in the world except Moscow.

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a statement by Ukraine’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Andriy Melnyk.

Melnyk spoke at a UN Security Council meeting on November 9. According to him, Zelensky is ready to meet with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin anywhere in the world.

Among the options, Melnyk named Florida at the G20 summit in December and even Antarctica. He excluded Moscow from that list.

The permanent representative also said that the Russian dictator still hopes to break Ukraine’s will and force Ukrainians to capitulate. At the same time, Melnyk stressed, this will not happen.

Earlier, on November 6, Zelensky in an interview with CNN journalist Jake Tapper called US President Donald Trump’s new idea on European security dangerous. He explained that Russia is not showing readiness to end the war, but wants to start with a new security architecture on the continent.

In addition, Trump in an interview with the 60 Minutes YouTube channel hinted at a possible change to Ukraine’s borders as a result of a peace agreement. According to him, the parties are already very close to concluding it.