Russian President Vladimir Putin says he is ready to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a third country to sign a long-term agreement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his readiness to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a third country to sign a final long-term agreement on the ongoing dispute between them.
According to Turkey's official news agency, Putin clarified that any meeting with Zelenskyy would not be merely for negotiations, but to sign a final agreement document between the two sides.
These statements come in the context of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine that has lasted more than a year, resulting in thousands of deaths and mass displacement of civilians. Moscow has not yet set a date for the proposed meeting or provided additional details about the conditions of a potential agreement.
Putin announces readiness to meet Zelenskyy in a third country to sign a final agreement that would end the war. However, Moscow has not specified a date for the meeting or details of the conditions so far.
If the meeting takes place, it could end the war that has devastated the global economy and affected food and energy prices for more than a year. The absence of details means that the likelihood of reaching an actual agreement remains uncertain, keeping global markets and economies in a state of instability.

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