Original title: the president of Ukraine proposed to hold a tripartite summit between the United States, Russia and Ukraine
Xinhua news agency, Kiev, January 15 (reporter Li Dongxu) - according to the Ukrainian state news agency, yermak, director of the office of the president of Ukraine, said on the 14th that Ukrainian President Zelensky proposed to hold a tripartite summit with US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
On the same day, when meeting with former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Herbst, yelmark said that Zelensky had issued an invitation to Biden for a video meeting, and said that the United States, Russia and Ukraine could hold a summit by video connection.
Yermak said that at present, Ukraine is waiting for Russia's response, and the United States has expressed interest in this proposal.
With regard to Ukraine's proposal to hold a tripartite summit between the United States, Russia and Ukraine, Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President, said in response to a question from the Russian media on the 14th that "at present, Russia has not received any information".
Since November last year, the border situation between Ukraine and Russia has been tense again. Recently, focusing on Ukraine and other issues, after the strategic stability dialogue with the United States on the 10th of this month, Russia held dialogue with NATO on the 12th and with the West under the framework of the organization for security and cooperation in Europe on the 13th, but these dialogues did not achieve substantive results.