Kremlin says Putin can hold personal talks before the end of February-First Post

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pescov on Wednesday (February 19) confirmed that Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump could meet by the end of this month.

However, he suggested that it would take time to prepare a face -to -face meeting, the Russian news agency said.

Commenting on Tuesday (February 18) in Riyadh, he said that it was a “most important step” to achieve a settlement in the war in Ukraine, which is now nearing its third year.

“In symbolism, diplomats will now begin to work in the light of the contract (Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Sergeji) Lavrov reached yesterday (US Foreign Secretary Marco) Rubio,” Pescow said.

Marked the negotiations in Riyadh
The first meeting between us and Russian authorities Aimed at finding ways to prevent the worst conflict in Europe after World War II.

Ukraine, European authorities sidelined

Significantly, many European countries, members of the Ukraine and NATO alliance, were marginalized by relatively inexperienced Trump assistants. No officials from Kiev or European countries have been invited to negotiate.

Trump’s urgency to end Russia’s war in Ukraine has raised concerns over the peace agreement with Putin, which could affect Kiev’s security and change Europe’s geopolitical territory.

Although the US president has not yet floated any plans, his associates have made clear signals. Vice President J.T. People’s ceasefire plans, including Vanz and Ukraine’s Special Ambassador, Keith Kellac, propose to take members of the NATO and the EU (EU) from the EU (EU) from the European Union.

Such a move will actually provide success on the silver tray.

The administration of Ukrainian President Volodimir Jelensky has made it clear that he will not accept any agreement imposed without its permission.

With the inputs of Reuters