The Office of the President confirmed that U.S. leader Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are to hold talks after the U.S. President talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The OP said this on Tuesday following telephone talks between Zelensky and U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, writes UNN.
"It was agreed to hold a telephone conversation between Volodymyr Zelensky and Joseph Biden after talks between the presidents of the United States and Russia," the report said.
And before the talks, Zelensky had a telephone conversation with Blinken. The parties coordinated positions on key issues on the eve of the planned talks between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin.
Zelensky stressed that there was no alternative to the peace process. In this connection, they discussed the steps that Ukraine was taking and intended to take to intensify it.
Zelensky also informed Blinken about the situation on the borders of our state.
The importance of maintaining coordinated and effective sanctioning pressure on Russia by international partners until the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine is fully restored was emphasized.
The parties separately touched upon the importance of strengthening security cooperation, which would help to curb aggressive behavior on the part of the Russian Federation towards Ukraine.
The talks between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin were confirmed by the White House. The talks between the presidents are scheduled for today, December 7.
After that, the American media published information that Biden would hold talks with Volodymyr Zelensky after his conversation with Putin.
Ukrainian authorities and Western partners have recently drawn attention to Russia's worsening of the security situation in Donbas, the build-up of Russian forces along the border with Ukraine, the danger of a new Russian invasion, and increased Russian disinformation.
