Countdown to Peace: Russia's Next Move in Ukraine Talks
Russia has yet to confirm its participation in proposed peace talks in Turkey to end the war in Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin has suggested direct talks, with Ukrainian President Zelenskiy insisting on Putin's presence. The Kremlin remains tight-lipped about who will represent Russia.
The Kremlin remains silent on who will represent Russia in proposed peace talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, stating that President Vladimir Putin will make the announcement at his discretion.
Putin recently proposed direct negotiations with Ukraine, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy agreed to attend, provided that Putin himself participates. The U.S. President also urged Zelenskiy to accept such talks.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov informed reporters that preparations are ongoing for the negotiations but offered no further details on the Russian delegation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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