"Can come to Kiev": Zelensky replied to Putin's proposal to meet in Moscow

To spread: President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky disagreed on the proposal of the head of the Kremlin Vladimir Putin to hold negotiations on the settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian war in Moscow. The Ukrainian leader stated that he would not go "to the capital of this terrorist" and offered another option. Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Putin can come to Kiev instead. The president told this in an interview for ABC News, published on September 6. "He can come to Kiev.

I can't go to Moscow when my country is under attacks every day. I can't go to the capital of this terrorist," the Ukrainian leader said. Instead, Vladimir Putin is well aware that the President of Ukraine will not come to Moscow for negotiations, Zelensky added. Expressing such an "invitation", the Kremlin leader simply aims to "postpone the meeting". At the same time, the Ukrainian president himself emphasized that he was ready to meet Putin "in any format".

"Putin plays games with the United States of America," Volodymyr Zelenskyy added during an interview. He also explained that if Putin does not want to meet, he can offer options that will be unacceptable. "If a person does not want to meet during the war, he, of course, may offer something that can not be acceptable to me or others," Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. On September 5, Vladimir Putin himself announced that he was ready to guarantee safety for Vladimir Zelensky if he came to Moscow.