The Kremlin says a meeting between Putin and Zelensky would only take place after a peace deal, and the chances of such a meeting in August are slim.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that a summit between the presidents of Russia and Ukraine could be held only as a last step to finalize a peace agreement. He stressed that the meeting was unlikely to be held by the end of August, as Ukraine had proposed, given the complexity of the negotiations. Peskov noted that the positions of the two countries are "diametrically opposed" and that extensive diplomatic work is needed to reach a consensus.
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Kremlinul numește singurul scenariu în care Vladimir Putin va accepta o întâlnire cu Zelenski
Kremlinul spune că Putin și Zelenski se pot întâlni doar ca ultim pas într-un acord de pace
Kremlinul a declarat că o întâlnire Putin-Zelenski este puțin probabil să fie posibilă înainte de sfârșitul lunii august
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