Zelensky, through various sources, sends signals of readiness for dialogue with Putin, - Oshakov, the assistant of the Russian president, indicated that Zelensky may come to Moscow for negotiations with Putin. "It transmits signals through different sources. If he wants (to speak), if he really wants to speak, let him come," Yuri Ushkov said in response to Russian journalist Pavel Zarubin. He also emphasized that the Russian president has never refused to speak with Zelensky, so he will answer the phone call. "I think he will answer, of course. Putin never refused to talk," Ushkov noted.

Zelensky, through various sources, sends signals of readiness for dialogue with Putin, - Oshakov, the assistant of the Russian president, indicated that Zelensky may come to Moscow for negotiations with Putin. "It transmits signals through different sources. If he wants (to speak), if he really wants to speak, let him come," Yuri Ushkov said in response to Russian journalist Pavel Zarubin. He also emphasized that the Russian president has never refused to speak with Zelensky, so he will answer the phone call. "I think he will answer, of course. Putin never refused to talk," Ushkov noted.