Russian leader invites Ukrainian counterpart for direct peace negotiations in Moscow

Published 13h ago · Latest report 5h ago · Diplomacy

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Moscow invites the Ukrainian president for direct peace talks, while Kyiv considers mutual security guarantees.

Russian leadership has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Moscow for face-to-face peace talks. Reports indicate security guarantees would be arranged for his visit. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian president has acknowledged that Moscow might also require security assurances in a future settlement.

  • The invitationRussian sources indicate the Ukrainian leader would receive security provisions during a visit to Moscow.
  • The responseThe Ukrainian presidency has signaled openness to discussing mutual security guarantees for both nations.
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Direct diplomatic contact between the leaders of Russia and Ukraine has been virtually nonexistent since the conflict escalated. Any face-to-face meeting would mark a significant shift toward a negotiated settlement.

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Both reports reflect diplomatic maneuvers surrounding potential peace talks and mutual security assurances between Russia and Ukraine.

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