Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine is in discussions about a potential trilateral meeting involving Ukraine, the United States and Russia, but that neither Washington nor Moscow has confirmed any format or venue. He indicates talks could coincide with a G20 summit in the United States scheduled for December in Miami, though other host options remain possible.
Zelensky’s comments align across outlets covering the same proposal: the G20 includes both the US and Russia but not Ukraine, which drives Ukraine’s search for separate arrangements. One report says the US is preparing a proposal, with possible locations also discussed across the Middle East and Europe, such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or a European country. The outlets also note that any meeting would depend on confirmation by the US and Russia, which have not been provided. Separate reporting mentions Zelensky’s hope for coordination during the G20 timeframe but leaves room for alternate venues if the summit setting does not work.
