Zelenskyy says trilateral peace talks with Russia and the US will restart in November
Summary
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a meeting between Ukraine, Russia and the US will take place next month, Sky News reported on Sunday 25 October. Euronews reported that Zelenskyy confirmed the trilateral talks with Russia and the US are to take place in November, the talks aiming to restart stalled peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, with the latter's invasion well into its fifth year. On Monday 26 October The Guardian reported that, according to Zelenskyy, the trilateral peace talks with Russia are to restart and Ukraine will not discuss limits to its armed forces or enforced neutrality at the November meeting, and The Independent reported that Zelenskyy announced a trilateral meeting with Russia and the US in November.
Latest: The Guardian reported that, according to Zelenskyy, the trilateral peace talks with Russia are to restart and Ukraine will not discuss limits to its armed forces or enforced neutrality at the November meeting, and The Independent reported that Zelenskyy announced a trilateral meeting with Russia and the US in November.
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How it unfolded
Monday 26 October
The Guardian reported that, according to Zelenskyy, the trilateral peace talks with Russia are to restart and Ukraine will not discuss limits to its armed forces or enforced neutrality at the November meeting, and The Independent reported that Zelenskyy announced a trilateral meeting with Russia and the US in November.
Sunday 25 October
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a meeting between Ukraine, Russia and the US will take place next month, Sky News reported, and Euronews reported that the trilateral talks in November aim to restart stalled peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.