Such a meeting, however, must have a meaningful agenda, the Russian president has said
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reiterated his readiness to host Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky in Moscow. Holding meetings for the sake of meetings, however, is a “path to nowhere” and such talks must be meaningful, he stressed.
The Russian president made the remarks on Wednesday during a major press conference at the Diaoyutai Residence in Beijing, China.
“It’s a path to nowhere, to just meet, let’s put it carefully, the de-facto head of the [Ukrainian] administration. It’s possible, I’ve never refused to, if such a meeting is well-prepared and would lead to some potential positive results,” Putin stated.
US President Donald Trump asked the Russian president to hold such a meeting during their summit in Alaska last month, Putin added. “If Zelensky is ready, he can come to Moscow, and such a meeting will take place,” he said.
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