Zelensky: We Have an Agreement on Trilateral Meeting in First Half of November

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine, the US and Russia have an agreement to hold a trilateral meeting at the team level in the first half of November. According to him, everything depends on Russia. Zelensky made the statement in an interview with the Hudson Institute.

According to Zelensky, he and his team held talks with representatives of US President Trump, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. The results of the meetings held in Oslo and St. Petersburg were discussed, as well as how diplomacy could be advanced in November.

According to the Ukrainian president, Kyiv is ready for a meeting on any day, even tomorrow. A trilateral meeting was also expected in October, but it did not take place because, according to Zelensky, the Russians came up with another excuse not to hold it.

According to Zelensky, the main thing now is for everyone to focus on holding these meetings together with America, Europe and all partners. He asked whether they could be held without America or without American pressure on Russia, and answered himself: "Probably not." Therefore, according to him, Ukraine hopes that America will maintain this as a priority at all levels.