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Zelenskyy: Ukraine, the United States and Europe will soon hold joint talks

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine, the United States and Europe had agreed to hold another round of talks soon.
  • The location has not been decided, with Europe, the United States and Ukraine all presented as possible venues.
  • Zelenskyy made the comments after talks with U.S. presidential envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

Ukraine, the United States and Europe will meet soon for another round of talks, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said after discussions with U.S. presidential envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

Zelenskyy described the participation of European partners in the third stage of the negotiations as an important development. “We agreed that Ukraine, Europe and America will meet in the near future,” he said at a news conference after the talks.

We agreed that Ukraine, Europe and America will meet in the near future.

· Volodymyr ZelenskyyZelenskyy announced the planned joint meeting after talks with U.S. presidential envoys.

The venue for the next meeting has not yet been chosen. Zelenskyy said it could take place in Europe, the United States or Ukraine, adding that Kyiv remained open to any of those options.

Earlier reports said U.S. President Donald Trump was firmly committed to ending the war between Russia and Ukraine and to focusing on investment and business opportunities in Ukraine and the United States.

I do not know where the meeting will take place, in Europe, the United States or perhaps Ukraine again. We are open to any possibility.

· Volodymyr ZelenskyyHe said the venue for the next round of talks had not been decided.
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