US President Donald Trump has confirmed his intention to invite Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the G20 summit in Miami. The invitation was announced during a press conference at Mar-a-Lago. This move highlights the ongoing diplomatic efforts surrounding the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
During the press conference, Trump expressed his views on the situation, stating, "I think the war between Ukraine and Russia will end in not too distant the future." Trump remains optimistic about the resolution of the conflict, though the path forward remains a subject of international attention.
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Trump also mentioned his desire to see Russian President Vladimir Putin at the summit, though Moscow has not confirmed Putin's participation. The summit serves as a platform for these discussions. Meanwhile, Zelensky has previously criticized Trump for his relations with the Russian leader, adding a layer of complexity to the upcoming diplomatic gathering.
Trump also mentioned his desire to see Russian President Vladimir Putin at the summit, though Moscow has not confirmed Putin's participation.