Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sunday that a trilateral meeting between US President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and Russian leader Vladimir Putin would be possible "only to formalize agreements."
According to Ukrinform, the Russian-language BBC service reported this in an article.
Peskov said that a summit involving Trump, Zelensky, and Putin had been proposed "for quite some time." Such a meeting would be "possible only to formalize agreements," the Kremlin spokesman added, referring to Putin's position on the matter.
"Agreements are by no means a primitive deal," Peskov said.
According to Peskov, the settlement process consists of numerous details, and a meeting of the presidents to discuss the process would be "absolutely pointless."
