The Kremlin said Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin could meet Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in the future, but only if certain agreements were reached.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, did not specialize what acreations would be required RussiaThe point of view. Putin and Zensky have not done so since December 2019.
Zensky had challenged the Kremlin leader to meet him in Türkiye this week, but Putin sent a team of assistants and officials to meet with Ukrainian negotiators on Friday for the first direct direct. talks Since March 2022.
Ukraine said he had raised the issue of a Putin-Fennelky meeting those conversations.
Peskov said Russia Considered a meeting between the two possible leaders, but only after work between the two parties has “achieved certain results in the form of agreements.”
He added: “At the same time, by signing documents in which the delegations agree, the main and fundamental thing for us remains that it will exactly sign these documents on the Ukrainian side.”
Peskov did not prepare that comment. Putin has previously challenged Zensky’s legitimacy as president because the term in office was supposed to expose last year.
Ukraine, under martial law, since it defends ITELF against RussiaHe has not set a date for a new election.
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