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Trump, Putin, Xi Could Meet in China to Discuss Ukraine Conflict
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What Happened?
Moscow announced a potential trilateral meeting between Presidents Trump, Putin, and Xi next month during the APEC summit in China to discuss the Ukraine conflict. However, Ukraine criticized the idea, claiming it would undermine peace efforts.
Key points
- Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed the possibility of the meeting.
- Ukraine's foreign minister Andrii Sybiha criticized the meeting, stating it would encourage Putin.
- Moscow acknowledged that a peace deal requires Ukraine's involvement.
- Putin has refused to meet Ukrainian President Zelenskyy without a final peace agreement.
- The last US-mediated peace talks occurred in February.
Key insights
- The meeting's outcome may affect future negotiations regarding Ukraine.
- Ukraine's absence in discussions could lead to further escalation of the conflict.
- The involvement of major powers like China may shift the balance in international diplomacy.
Why it matters
The potential meeting could influence the dynamics of the Ukraine conflict and international relations.
Entities
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Source
Times of India
