Future of peace talks in Turkey depends on Putin, Zelenskiy says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Saturday that the likelihood of further peace talks with Russia in Turkey depended on Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, but that Kyiv wanted substantive talks to happen.
He told a news conference in Kyiv that eight people including a three-month-old child had been killed in missile strikes in the southern port city of Odesa on Saturday. Moscow denies targeting civilians.
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