President's Office yet to confirm Zelenskyy's visit to Brussels, citing change in US plans
Meanwhile, presidential adviser Dmytro Lytvyn has not yet confirmed Zelenskyy's trip to Brussels in response to journalists' questions due to a change in US plans.
Quote: "We are not confirming this yet due to a change in the American side's plans."
Details: Responding to a question from European Pravda, the European Commission noted that it had no further information regarding the Ukrainian president's potential visit.
Quote: "The European Commission continues to engage in negotiations and joint efforts with allies and partners to achieve a just and lasting peace for Ukraine. We currently have no further information to share."
Details: A NATO official promised European Pravda that they would comment on the matter should they receive any information regarding it.
Background:
- On 23 October, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that he had spoken with US President Donald Trump's special envoys and that a trilateral meeting at negotiating team level on ending Russia's war against Ukraine was planned for the first half of November.
- Sources in the US government said the next round of talks between US, Ukrainian and Russian delegations could take place in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland.
- Yuri Ushakov, an aide to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, claimed that Russia is ready to resume trilateral negotiations with the US and Ukraine regarding the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war after 4 November.
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