An international meeting on the issue of Ukraine is being planned in Turkey, but there still needs to be clarity about the participants and dates. One of Ankara’s diplomatic sources told RIA Novosti.
Turkey is preparing to hold an international meeting in October; the participants will discuss settling the Ukrainian conflict and implementing Vladimir Zelensky’s “peace resolution,” reports Bloomberg, referring to sources.
At the end of June, negotiations on Ukraine took place in Copenhagen, which included the G7 countries, some BRICS countries, and Ukraine itself, where the ways of implementing Zelensky’s “peace resolution” were discussed. In Moscow, they consider it utterly detached from reality. Then, Saudi Arabia held a match in this format in Jeddah.
