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Putin agrees to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington

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Briefings

Ukraine confirmed support for a three-way diplomatic meeting between Russia, the US, and Kyiv, with a target date of early November. However, the source explicitly states it is unclear if Putin will actually attend, noting that meeting Zelensky is the last thing Putin would be prepared to do.

Key points

• Ukraine confirmed support for a three-way diplomatic meeting between Russia, the US, and Kyiv, with a target date of early November.
• The source explicitly states it is unclear if Putin will actually attend, noting that meeting Zelensky is the last thing Putin would be prepared to do.

Context

This finding matters as it clarifies Ukraine's stance on a proposed US-Russia-Kyiv summit, though the actual participation of Russian leadership remains uncertain.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from Zelenskiy and a comment from Chatham House regarding Putin's potential attendance, with no confirmation of the meeting's outcome or Putin's actual participation.

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