US President Joe Biden has agreed to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine issue, according to a White House statement.
Record: February 21, 2022 08:38
AM
Washington,
Ukraine, a former Soviet Union, and its neighbor Russia have long been at loggerheads. The United States and NATO have rejected Russia’s request not to include Ukraine in NATO. Due to this the conflict is currently at its peak.
As of now, Russian military forces are heavily concentrated on the Ukrainian border, ready to launch an offensive in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to find a solution to the crisis in eastern Ukraine. Speaking at a conference in Munich, Volodymyr Zhelensky said he was proposing talks to resolve the crisis and that Russia should choose a place for it. The Russian House of Representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
In this situation, it is not too late, and Biden called on President Putin to avoid war and for peace talks.
Following this, US President Joe Biden has agreed to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the Ukraine issue, according to a White House statement. Will be meeting him soon and consulting. According to the report,
Foreign Minister Lavrov and Secretary-General Blingen are due to travel to Europe this week to discuss the Ukraine issue. It will be followed by a meeting of the two leaders.
But for this meeting to take place, Russia must agree to avoid war on Ukraine. Apart from this, if Russia starts a war, it will face severe repercussions. The United States has always been ready for peace talks. At present, Russia is ready in full swing to launch an immediate attack on Ukraine.
Thus it is stated.
Earlier, French President Emmanuel Macron had a two-day telephone conversation with Putin on the Ukraine issue. In that consultation he called for peace talks.
He also held talks with US President Biden.
In this context, it is noteworthy that the Indian Embassy has again advised students and citizens to return home in the wake of the tense situation in Ukraine.