The Guardian
Zelenskyy says November trilateral meeting aims to revive Ukraine peace talks
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine, the US and Russia will hold a trilateral meeting in November to try to revive stalled peace talks. He said Kyiv is ready for dialogue but will not discuss limits on its armed forces or compulsory neutrality after the war.
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What to know
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Zelenskyy said leaders should address territorial questions, while technical groups can discuss other matters.
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He again sought a meeting with Vladimir Putin, arguing that major Russian decisions on ending the war rest with Putin alone.
Why it matters
Ukraine’s longstanding pursuit of Nato membership, despite reservations among some members, provides context for its rejection of compulsory neutrality.
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