Putin ready to meet Zelensky to sign a peace agreement

Author: Charly HessounPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Russia

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Putin ready to meet Zelensky to sign a peace agreement

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on May 9, 2026, in Moscow that he is willing to meet his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky, but only to sign a definitive peace agreement. This opening, conveyed by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, is conditioned on previously negotiated agreements. However, the Ukrainian presidency has ruled out Moscow as a negotiation venue, stating that Zelensky is ready to meet Putin in other regions such as the Middle East or Europe.

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