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Zelensky said that the United States offered three steps toward de-escalation in Russia’s war against Ukraine. He said t...

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Zelensky said that the United States offered three steps toward de-escalation in Russia’s war against Ukraine. He said this in a comment to Axios.

They involve stopping strikes on the energy sector, restoring the operation of the Black Sea grain corridor, and a trilateral meeting of the United States — Russia — Ukraine, possibly in Abu Dhabi.

“We are open — to any country, any format,” the president commented on the possibility of trilateral talks with Russia.

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Зеленський заявив, що США запропонували три кроки до деескалації у війні РФ проти України. Про це він сказав у коментарі Axios.

Йдеться про припинення ударів по енергетиці, відновлення роботи Чорноморського зернового коридору та тристоронню зустріч США — Росія — Україна, можливо, в Абу-Дабі.

«Ми відкриті — для будь-якої країни, будь-якого формату», — прокоментував президент можливість тристоронніх переговорів з РФ.

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