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Putin Declines Zelenskyy’s Meeting Proposal

Putin Declines Zelenskyy’s Meeting Proposal

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President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s request for a face‑to‑face meeting, saying Russia will only meet once a peace agreement is signed and that it will continue pursuing its war objectives.

Vladimir Putin
Kremlin
1. Just like Russia, any other country could lose access to their legitimate assets in dollars or euros, as well as western financial and payment systems.
2. The sanctions and blocking of Russia's sovereign reserves have irreversibly impacted the standing of international currencies, the dollar and the euro.
3. We have descended to the same level at which eurozone countries have been living through for the past few years.
4. We, of course, hear criticism from all sides that everything has collapsed.
5. I am grateful to Donald, but there is some work to do.
6. We believe Russia will be attractive to intesmnets.
7. Military actions will end some day, we assume. Without a doubt, they will end once we have achieved the goals we have set for ourselves.
8. Let the experts work, come up with some solutions, and then we can meet.
9. I don't see the point in meeting; ⁠the only point is for the Ukrainian side to halt the advance ‌of our armed forces. But we need agreements — not for ‌six months, not for three months, but for the long term.
10. This letter contains some rather rude remarks. Was it a way to create the conditions for a face-to-face meeting or a way not to set up a face-to-face meeting? I think it ‌was the latter.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy
Ukraine Government
1. I think this response ‌will have disappointed many in the ‌world.
2. Unfortunately, ‌the Russian side is once again choosing war – everyone hear the response. A weak response.
Kremlin
1. On June 5, 185 Russian service members were returned from territory controlled by the Kyiv regime. In exchange, 185 Ukrainian prisoners of war were handed over.
Ursula Von Der Leyen
1. We welcome President Zelensky's call for direct negotiations and also the call for a ceasefire -- and from our side, we will go once more through the facts, and this is that Ukraine wants peace, Europe wants peace.

Putin Declines Zelenskyy’s Meeting Proposal

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