KYIV: A top Ukrainian official said that Ukraine and its partners might invite Moscow to a future peace summit to discuss an end to war on Kyiv’s terms and conditions, Reuters reported on Monday.
According to Reuters, Switzerland will host a summit to hold talks on a vision for peace by Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy, which could be handed to Moscow during a 2nd meeting at a later date, Andriy Yermak, Zelenskiy’s chief of staff said.
Kyiv Floats Possibility of Inviting Moscow to Peace Summit: Report
In an interview, he said that there can be a condition in which they together invite representatives of the Russia to sincerely end the conflict.
Earlier, Zelenskiy has announced his formula for peace at a November 2022 summit of the G 20. It calls for restoring Kyiv’s territorial integrity and a complete withdrawal of Russian forces. Ukraine has said that it would not speak with Russia until all its troops have left its territory.
Moscow has said there is no current basis for peace dialogue between Ukraine and Russia and that Kyiv’s peace plan was illogical as it excluded Moscow.
