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Zelensky pronto para conversar com Putin, mas datas e locais continuam indefinidos

Volodymyr Zelensky manifestou disponibilidade para se reunir com Vladimir Putin e negociar questões difíceis, incluindo a território, enquanto o двор Kremlin,% Yuri Ushakov, afirmou que Putin atenderá uma chamada de Zelensky e poderá recebê-lo em Moscovo. A data e o local de eventuais negociações trilaterais com Estados Unidos permanecem incertos.

Pontos principais

  • Yuri Ushakov afirmou que Putin atenderá uma chamada de Zelensky e que Zelensky poderá viajar a Moscovo.
  • Andrii Sybiha disse que a Ucrânia está pronta para uma reunião entre Zelensky e Putin.
  • Zelensky está disponível para discutir questões sensíveis, incluindo a território.
  • Alexander Stubb e Jonas Gahr Støre falaram com Putin por telefone sobre a guerra na Ucrânia em 27 de outubro.
  • Reuters informou que Putin recusouDuring a conversation with Stubb and Støre, Putin rejected compromises on Donbas.
  • A data das negociações trilaterais foi apresentada como 10 de novembro, 4 de novembro ou não antes de 4 de novembro.
  • As três partes mencionaram Os Emirados Árabes Unidos, enquanto Zelensky também ofereceu Miami, no âmbito do“G20”.

Porque é importante

Uma reunião direta entre Zelensky e Putin pode alterar o formato e o conteúdo dos efforts para terminar a guerra. Uma eventualconversation pode approach as questões mais difíceis, incluindo o território, e criar um novo impulso para as negociações.

O que aconteceu

Zelensky declared that he is ready to meet Putin to discuss ending the war, including sensitive issues such as territory. Ushakov said Putin would answer Zelensky’s call and could receive him in Moscow, while Sybiha said Ukraine was ready for the meeting and that it could give negotiations new substance. Zelensky also expressed willingness to meet in Miami during the“G20” summit, but the Kremlin said no decision had yet been made on Putin’s participation.

On 27 October, Finnish president Alexander Stubb and Norwegian prime minister Jonas Gahr Støre spoke with Putin about the war in Ukraine. Zelensky said the conversation produced real steps to reduce tensions around Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure. Reuters reported that Putin rejected compromises on Donbas, and the Kremlin said he accused the EU and NATO of prolonging the war.

Possible Ukraine–Russia–US talks in the United Arab Emirates were discussed, but their timing was not settled. Zelensky mentioned 10 November, the Kremlin said the talks could take place no earlier than 4 November, and a Polish media report cited Donald Tusk as pointing to 4 November. Ukraine’s presidential office did not confirm an exact date.

Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas

Ukrainian officials emphasised Zelensky’s readiness to travel and his willingness to address the most sensitive topics, including territory. Ukrainian coverage presented a direct meeting as a possible source of new momentum and highlighted the discussion of concrete steps concerning Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure. The presidential office’s refusal to confirm an exact date for the trilateral talks underscored that the schedule remained unsettled.

Como o descrevem as fontes internacionais

International coverage focused on Putin’s recent direct contact with European leaders who support Ukraine and on the reported rejection of compromises concerning Donbas. It also noted Ukraine’s readiness for direct talks while presenting the timing and venue of possible trilateral negotiations as unsettled. Putin’s participation in the Miami“G20” summit remained undecided, leaving another possible diplomatic setting.

Onde as versões divergem

The possible date of the trilateral talks was described differently: 10 November in a Ukrainian statement, no earlier than 4 November in a Kremlin statement, and 4 November in another report. The location was also not specified consistently: the trilateral talks were described as taking place in the United Arab Emirates, while Zelensky also expressed willingness to meet Putin in Miami during the“G20” summit.

Contexto

Zelensky and Putin have not met in person since Russia began its full-scale invasion in February 2022. On 27 October, Stubb and Støre spoke with Putin about the war in Ukraine. The conversation was described as Putin’s first direct contact with European leaders supporting Ukraine since his call with French president Emmanuel Macron in July 2025.