Kremlin plays down Zelensky talks as Trump warns Putin may not want 'to make deal'
Summary
The Kremlin has downplayed discussions about a potential meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Former U.S. President Donald Trump suggested Putin might not want to make a deal to end the conflict, highlighting the complexities and challenges of reaching a peace agreement. Recent talks emphasize security guarantees for Ukraine, with some European countries working on a reassurance force if hostilities end.Key Facts
- The Kremlin is not actively promoting a summit between Putin and Zelensky at this time.
- Donald Trump expressed doubt about Putin's willingness to make a peace deal with Ukraine.
- Putin suggested Zelensky could come to Moscow for talks, but Ukraine is unlikely to agree.
- Trump mentioned that security guarantees for Ukraine are important if a peace deal is made.
- Some European leaders are working on plans to send a reassurance force to Ukraine if hostilities cease.
- No specific details were given on potential U.S. air support for Europe and Ukraine.
- The last meeting between Putin and Zelensky occurred in 2019, before the current conflict intensified.
- Ongoing talks reflect the wide gap between Russia's demands and Ukraine's position.
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