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Ukrainian President Zelensky said that the United States is proposing to hold a new round of technology-level tripartite peace negotiations between Ukraine, Russia and the United States in the UAE. In response to questions, Zelensky said that the US side put forward this proposal during the US-Ukraine talks held during the UN General Assembly in New York this week. He said he is currently awaiting proposals for the dates of the talks. Zelensky said that the cease-fire on the Black Sea is also one of the topics discussed in the New York talks. At the meeting, it was also proposed to implement a mutual cease-fire to resume transportation through the Black Sea, in particular the transportation of food. Zelensky also said that US President Donald Trump has made a final decision that Ukraine will obtain permission to produce Patriot missiles, but he did not detail the schedule.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky said that the United States is proposing to hold a new round of technology-level tripartite peace negotiations between Ukraine, Russia and the United States in the UAE. In response to questions, Zelensky said that the US side put forward this proposal during the US-Ukraine talks held during the UN General Assembly in New York this week. He said he is currently awaiting proposals for the dates of the talks. Zelensky said that the cease-fire on the Black Sea is also one of the topics discussed in the New York talks. At the meeting, it was also proposed to implement a mutual cease-fire to resume transportation through the Black Sea, in particular the transportation of food. Zelensky also said that US President Donald Trump has made a final decision that Ukraine will obtain permission to produce Patriot missiles, but he did not detail the schedule.
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