The Kremlin has firmly denied rumours of an upcoming meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin, former US President Donald Trump, and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy. A spokesperson described the reports as 'baseless speculation', further escalating tensions amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Key Points:
- The Kremlin dismissed claims of a trilateral meeting as unfounded.
- No official confirmation from US or Ukrainian representatives.
- Speculation arises amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
Analysts suggest that such a meeting, if it were to occur, could signal a potential shift in diplomatic relations. However, with no concrete evidence or statements from Washington or Kyiv, the situation remains uncertain.
'There is no truth to these rumours,' stated Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, adding that 'such reports only serve to destabilise an already volatile situation.'
The denial comes as Ukraine continues to seek international support against Russian military aggression, while diplomatic channels remain strained.
