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    1. Massimo25ore on

      WASHINGTON, Aug 19 (Reuters) – German Chancellor Friedrich Merz credited U.S. President Donald Trump with persuading Russia’s President to agree to a meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart.

      This meeting, to which Vladimir Putin agreed during a phone call with Trump, would take place at a yet-to-be-determined location, the German chancellor said.

      „We don’t know whether the Russian president will have the courage to attend such a summit.
      Therefore, persuasion is needed,“ said Merz, who was part of a delegation of European leaders who travelled to Washington on Monday to lend support to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

      During a break in the meeting, „the American president spoke with the Russian president on the phone and agreed that there would be a meeting between the Russian president and the Ukrainian president within the next two weeks,“ he told reporters.

      Trump had agreed to extend another invitation to a three-way meeting afterward, so that negotiations could „truly begin“, added Merz.

      The German chancellor said Trump was impressed that the Europeans had come with a unified front, and their discussions with the U.S. administration would now turn to details on security guarantees for Ukraine.

      „It is absolutely clear that the whole of Europe should participate,“ said Merz, praising Trump’s announcement that the United States is also prepared to provide them.

    2. StrangerConscious637 on

      I really think that this could be a trap. Putin is such a evil person… I could imagine, if Zelenskiy and Putin meet in person… Zelenskiy is at risk being murdered. Putin killed so much people in his lifetime… so why should he stop?

      I hope some European leaders will be with him to protect him.

    3. So what? They will meet and they will say that they will continue with this. Then Europe will have to pay even more for Ukraine to fight for at least 3-4 years. MAGIC, I know

    4. Stiller_Winter on

      Change nothing. Appeasement theatre. Security guarantee from Russia means nothing.

    5. The biggest sticking points right now are probably the security guarantees and Putin’s demand for the entire Donbass (which they don’t entirely control).

    6. NoctisScriptor on

      Bet, not gonna happen.
      If it happens, nothing will change.
      Still a push for peace. It’s significant

    7. Would not make any difference, unless Ukraine army is camping on the Red Square. Even if Putin agrees on anything, his words have no value. He doesn’t believe into binding agreements. For him any agreement is to be broken at most opportune moment. The only way for this war to end is regime change in Russia.

    8. The phone conversation between Putin and Trump lasted about 40 minutes, – Ushakov said. Putin and Trump expressed support for direct negotiations between the **delegations of Russia and Ukraine**, Ushakov said. According to him, they discussed the idea of studying the **possibility of raising the level of representatives of Moscow and Kyiv** at the negotiations. There won t be a Putin – Zelensky meeting.

    9. They perfectly know that Putin will likely not show up, and if he does, it will force him to negotiate, which he won’t on a good faith and reveal how much of a warmonger he is.

    10. Cornflake0305 on

      Arrange it in The Hague, immediately arrest the bloated czar and put him on trial.

    11. syscall0x01 on

      Hopefully Ukrainians are prepared to challenge Putin and his delegation down to every principle. Don’t bottle it now, folks.

      And kudos to the dedicated American diplomats serving under President Trump, and to the President himself. Excellent work.

    12. Assistant_manager_ on

      No way Putin meets with Zelensky. He has no intention on ending the war.

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