- The summit would ideally take place by the end of February at the United Nations “because this is not about making a favor to a certain country” but “bringing everyone on board,” Kuleba told the Associated Press.
- A Kremlin spokesperson responded that Russia has “never followed conditions set by others,” seeming to balk at the matter being put before world leaders instead of a one-on-one summit with Ukraine.
- The two countries have blames each other for resisting talks to end the war.
Trending
Ukraine Wants ‘War Crimes Tribunal’ As Condition For Russia ‘Peace’ Summit
Ukraine wants a "peace" summit to end the war with Russia but won't talk directly to its adversary until Russia has faced a "war crimes tribunal" before an international court, foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba says.
