Russian President Vladimir Putin has never refused to meet with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, but his turn will come when a clear written document is prepared, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday. This was reported by the national portal "Adyrna".
"Putin has never refused such a meeting. But for it to take place, we need a concrete document that is mature in the depths of the work of the two delegations. No, we need a clear written document, not a set of ideas. Then it will be the turn of such a meeting," he said. In an interview with Channel 1's "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin" program.
Asked whether he was confident that the document would be implemented, given that journalist Pavel Zarubin had seven years of experience in the Minsk agreements, Peskov said: "We have such experience, which is very well remembered and we will act accordingly."
"I am confident that the goals of our military operation will be fully met. "I hope that as a result of intensive efforts in the Russia-Ukraine talks, we will also sign a document, which will be an important step in normalizing the situation," Peskov said.
National portal "Adyrna"
