Ukraine Will Not Attend US-Russia Negotiations in Saudi Arabia
Ukraine has announced its non-participation in the upcoming negotiations between Russia and the United States set for March 23 in Saudi Arabia. Mikhail Podolyak indicated that Ukraine’s involvement in future talks will depend on the analysis of a recent phone call between Presidents Zelensky and Trump.
Officials from Ukraine have announced that they will not take part in the upcoming negotiations between Russia and the United States, scheduled for March 23 in Saudi Arabia. This information was disclosed by Mikhail Podolyak, an advisor to the President of Ukraine, as reported by The Guardian.
Podolyak clarified that the anticipated meeting is intended to be bilateral, focusing solely on discussions between Moscow and Washington. He emphasized that any potential future negotiations involving Ukraine would depend on detailed evaluations of the recent phone conversation held between President Vladimir Zelensky and former President Donald Trump on March 19.
He stated, “We want to fully understand the content of this call from Trump. The main thing is to understand how Trump evaluates the results of his conversation with Putin, and draw conclusions from this.” The conversation between Zelensky and Trump was brief, lasting under one hour, with Trump describing it as “very good,” while Zelensky characterized it as “positive” and “very informative.”
In conclusion, Ukraine has opted out of the negotiations between Russia and the United States planned for March 23. The decision was based on the need to assess the recent dialogue between Presidents Zelensky and Trump. The outcomes of this analysis may influence Ukraine’s involvement in future discussions regarding the ongoing geopolitical situation.
Original Source: eadaily.com
