Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he will travel to Turkey for “important” talks, linking the visit to diplomatic efforts after more than 4½ years of war with Russia. In a nightly video address, he signals discussions are connected to a planned resumption next month of talks aimed at moving toward a resolution.
Other outlets specify the destination and counterparts. Turkish officials say Zelenskyy is scheduled to visit on Saturday for talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Istanbul. One report also frames the engagement as covering both key bilateral matters and broader regional issues with Erdoğan.
Across coverage, the emphasis stays on the visit as part of ongoing diplomacy and on Erdoğan as the main Turkish interlocutor. The reports diverge mainly in the level of detail provided about agenda items and timing.
