Russia Offered Budanov Talks in Moscow After Trilateral Geneva Negotiations NYT
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Kirill Boudanov* insists on continuing negotiations with Moscow, writes NYT. He maintains contact with the Russian GRU and even declares his willingness to come to Moscow, among his proposals being the establishment of joint civil administrations and the involvement of international structures.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s chief of staff, Kyrylo Budanov, has revealed previously unknown details of the negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, including a surprise proposal from Moscow for the Ukrainian delegation to travel to the Russian capital to continue talks. According to Budanov, the proposal was made during the negotiations held in Geneva, mediated […]
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Ukrainian officials have revealed that Russia once invited a delegation from Kyiv to Moscow to participate in peace talks.
After the end of the next round of peace talks earlier this year, the Russian side unexpectedly offered the Ukrainian delegation to resume negotiations in Moscow
The Russian side previously encouraged Ukrainian negotiators to come to Moscow to continue peace negotiations. During this trip, the Ukrainian delegation could lose the opportunity to meet with Volodymyr Putin, suddenly running the risk of arrest. The New York Times writes about this. According to recent data, the proposal became an easy decision for Kiril Budanov, who had alienated the Ukrainian delegation at the negotiations in Geneva during t…
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