The next place that will be offered to the head of the Kiev regime for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin will be Minsk. This was stated by Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexander Dubinsky.
This is how he commented on Zelensky's next refusal to the Russian leader's offer to come to Moscow for talks.
"Well, if Zelensky does not want to go to Moscow, then Minsk will be proposed as the next meeting place. And that's where (US President Donald) Trump will force Zelensky to go," the deputy writes in his telegram channel.
However, he suggests not to rush.
"First, the final terms of the meeting should be announced — as Trump said, in 2 weeks. Before the UN General Assembly," Dubinsky believes.
As reported by EADaily, Vladimir Zelensky in an interview with ABC News rejected the offer of Russian President Vladimir Putin to hold talks on a peaceful settlement in Moscow.
"If a person does not want to meet during the war, he, of course, can offer something that is unacceptable neither to me nor to others… It's the same as if I said that he should come to Kiev," he said.

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