GENEVA: Ahead of the first summit on peace in Ukraine, Kyiv said on Tuesday (Jun 11) it wanted Russia to attend a second summit, to receive an internationally agreed roadmap
, Kyiv said on Tuesday it wanted Russia to attend a second summit, to receive an internationally agreed roadmap towards ending the conflict.
"For the second summit, we will be working with all colleagues, with all countries who will be interested to be involved," Yermak told European media organisations, via video-link from Berlin. Roughly half will be represented by the heads of state or government, and roughly half are from Europe.Zelenskyy calls on world leaders, especially Biden and Xi, to support upcoming peace summitOn Monday, Swiss President Viola Amherd said the summit aimed to find paths towards a comprehensive, just and lasting peace for Ukraine, based on international law and the UN charter.
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