Zelensky Vows to Come to Moscow for Putin Talks 'on a Missile'
The Kremlin said Putin will meet Zelensky only in Moscow and claimed Russia would provide security guarantees for direct talks.
- On Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky responded to a challenge from Russian President Vladimir Putin about traveling to Moscow, telling a reporter he would arrive "on a rocket."
- Previously, Vladimir Putin challenged Zelensky to travel to the Russian capital for talks, offering "the necessary security guarantees" for the visit.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on Thursday that Moscow does not view Zelensky's remark as ruling out a visit, emphasizing "no preconditions" for negotiations.
- Rejecting Moscow as a meeting venue, Kyiv maintains Russia's ongoing invasion makes the capital unsuitable; Zelensky has proposed Switzerland, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates as alternatives.
- Efforts by President Donald Trump to facilitate trilateral talks between Zelensky and Putin have struggled as both sides remain deadlocked over meeting location demands.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded sharply and briefly to Russian-sent questions about when he plans to visit Moscow during his visit to New York. “On a rocket,” the Ukrainian president replied, using vulgarity, without stopping or looking back. The Kremlin has repeatedly suggested Moscow as the meeting place for Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin. It has claimed that Russia would provide security for the president of th…
On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, the Ukrainian President responded to questions from a Russian journalist about a possible trip to the Kremlin.
To the repeated question of a Russian reporter in New York when Selensky was coming to Moscow, the Ukrainian president replied audibly annoyed: "On a rocket, damn it!
Ukrainian President Zelensky has repeatedly called for a meeting with his Russian counterpart Putin to end the war, with the Kremlin insisting on a meeting in Moscow.
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