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Zelenskyy backs proposed U.S.-Ukraine-Russia talks amid parallel economic contacts

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed that the United States proposed trilateral talks involving Ukraine and Russia, and said Ukraine is ready to participate.Backed by 1 sourcesprm.ua Zelenskyy has sent a Ukrainian delegation to meet envoys associated with U.S. President Donald Trump, while also indicating that confidential U.S.-Russia economic discussions may be taking place.Backed by 1 sourceskyivindependent.com

Zelenskyy said the United States wants the trilateral meeting to take place by the end of October.Backed by 1 sourcesafp.com Separate reporting says the U.S.-Russia discussions now involve an oil deal connected to Trump allies, adding an economic dimension to the diplomatic contacts.Backed by 1 sourcesThe New York Times

Zelenskyy said the proposed trilateral talks should take place by the end of October.Context from one sourceafp.com

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