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Rais wa Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, amekataa katakata ofa ya kwenda Moscow kukutana na Vladimir Putin. Amesema mapendekezo hayo ya Kremlin ni "michezo" tu, na yeye hana muda wa kucheza michezo hiyo.
Zelenskyy amependekeza mazungumzo yafanyike kwenye nchi jirani kama Uswisi, Uturuki, au Mashariki ya Kati. Hata hivyo, msemaji wa Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, amepotezea wazo hilo na kushikilia msimamo wao kwamba kama Zelenskyy anataka amone Putin, basi aende Moscow.
Mapema Juni 4, 2026, Zelenskyy alimwandikia Putin barua ya wazi akimhimiza wakutane ili kumaliza vita. Kwenye barua hiyo, alimkumbusha Putin kuhusu hasara kubwa wanayopata kijeshi na uhaba wa mafuta nchini Urusi, huku akiahidi kuwa Ukraine ipo tayari kusitisha mapigano na kubadilishana wafungwa wote ili kuanza mazungumzo.
Ingawa Umoja wa Ulaya na Marekani ziliunga mkono hatua ya Ukraine, Putin amekataa kukutana na Zelenskyy akidai "haoni umuhimu" wa kufanya hivyo kwa sasa. Putin amelalamika kuwa barua hiyo ilikuwa na lugha ya dharau na kushangaa kwa nini Ukraine inaomba amani huku bado inaendelea kushambulia maeneo yanayokamiwa na Urusi.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on June 16 ruled out meeting Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in Moscow, saying Ukraine would not play “games.”
Zelenskyy made the remarks while answering reporters’ questions on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
“I know Putin has repeatedly offered, through various leaders, that I come to Moscow. But these are games. We do not play such games,” Zelenskyy said.
Zelenskyy also said talks could take place in a neutral country, not in Ukraine or Russia.
“It could be Switzerland, Türkiye or a country in the Middle East,” he said.
Earlier on June 16, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov again repeated the ultimatum that if Zelenskyy wants to meet Putin, he can do so in Moscow. Peskov also again ignored Zelenskyy’s proposals to hold talks on neutral territory.
The Kremlin spokesman also claimed Putin had not received an invitation from Kyiv to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
On June 15, Zelenskyy said he had proposed that Putin meet during the G7 summit, held on June 15–17 in Evian-les-Bains, France.
On June 4, Zelenskyy published an open letter to Putin, urging him to end the war “in a format between you and us” and proposing an in-person meeting. In the letter, he also reminded Putin that Russia is suffering serious battlefield losses — 63% killed and 37% wounded — has repeatedly postponed its timeline for capturing Donetsk Oblast, and that Russians are increasingly unhappy with Ukrainian drone attacks and fuel shortages.
Zelenskyy also said Kyiv was ready for a full ceasefire to enable negotiations and an all-for-all prisoner swap.
The EU and the United States welcomed the Ukrainian president’s move.
Putin, responding to the letter, said he did “not see the point” in meeting Zelenskyy for now.
The Russian dictator claimed the letter was written “with elements of rudeness” and feigned surprise over why Ukraine would propose a meeting and talks “while carrying out strikes” — a reference to a May 22 strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on occupied Starobilsk in Luhansk Oblast.
Source: The new voice of Ukraine
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Rais wa Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, amekataa katakata ofa ya kwenda Moscow kukutana na Vladimir Putin. Amesema mapendekezo hayo ya Kremlin ni "michezo" tu, na yeye hana muda wa kucheza michezo hiyo.
Zelenskyy amependekeza mazungumzo yafanyike kwenye nchi jirani kama Uswisi, Uturuki, au Mashariki ya Kati. Hata hivyo, msemaji wa Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, amepotezea wazo hilo na kushikilia msimamo wao kwamba kama Zelenskyy anataka amone Putin, basi aende Moscow.
Mapema Juni 4, 2026, Zelenskyy alimwandikia Putin barua ya wazi akimhimiza wakutane ili kumaliza vita. Kwenye barua hiyo, alimkumbusha Putin kuhusu hasara kubwa wanayopata kijeshi na uhaba wa mafuta nchini Urusi, huku akiahidi kuwa Ukraine ipo tayari kusitisha mapigano na kubadilishana wafungwa wote ili kuanza mazungumzo.
Ingawa Umoja wa Ulaya na Marekani ziliunga mkono hatua ya Ukraine, Putin amekataa kukutana na Zelenskyy akidai "haoni umuhimu" wa kufanya hivyo kwa sasa. Putin amelalamika kuwa barua hiyo ilikuwa na lugha ya dharau na kushangaa kwa nini Ukraine inaomba amani huku bado inaendelea kushambulia maeneo yanayokamiwa na Urusi.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on June 16 ruled out meeting Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in Moscow, saying Ukraine would not play “games.”
Zelenskyy made the remarks while answering reporters’ questions on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
“I know Putin has repeatedly offered, through various leaders, that I come to Moscow. But these are games. We do not play such games,” Zelenskyy said.
Zelenskyy also said talks could take place in a neutral country, not in Ukraine or Russia.
“It could be Switzerland, Türkiye or a country in the Middle East,” he said.
Earlier on June 16, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov again repeated the ultimatum that if Zelenskyy wants to meet Putin, he can do so in Moscow. Peskov also again ignored Zelenskyy’s proposals to hold talks on neutral territory.
The Kremlin spokesman also claimed Putin had not received an invitation from Kyiv to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the G7 summit.
On June 15, Zelenskyy said he had proposed that Putin meet during the G7 summit, held on June 15–17 in Evian-les-Bains, France.
On June 4, Zelenskyy published an open letter to Putin, urging him to end the war “in a format between you and us” and proposing an in-person meeting. In the letter, he also reminded Putin that Russia is suffering serious battlefield losses — 63% killed and 37% wounded — has repeatedly postponed its timeline for capturing Donetsk Oblast, and that Russians are increasingly unhappy with Ukrainian drone attacks and fuel shortages.
Zelenskyy also said Kyiv was ready for a full ceasefire to enable negotiations and an all-for-all prisoner swap.
The EU and the United States welcomed the Ukrainian president’s move.
Putin, responding to the letter, said he did “not see the point” in meeting Zelenskyy for now.
The Russian dictator claimed the letter was written “with elements of rudeness” and feigned surprise over why Ukraine would propose a meeting and talks “while carrying out strikes” — a reference to a May 22 strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on occupied Starobilsk in Luhansk Oblast.
Source: The new voice of Ukraine
