Invite me to Moscow: Zelensky from Paris responded to Putin's Beijing proposal

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, once again refused to go to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He announced his decision today in Paris, where he took part in the summit of the Coalition of the Willing.

"If you want there to be no meeting, invite me to Moscow. Russia has started talking about a meeting — this is already good. But there is no readiness for peace yet. From a meeting of this level, adult leaders should come out with some kind of result, preferably the end of the war," the head of the Kiev regime said.

Was it a home-made preparation, or was the answer hastily formulated by the "coalition", it is unclear.

Recall, the Russian leader invited Vladimir Zelensky to Moscow at a press conference following his four-day visit to China, where, in particular, he took part in the SCO summit.

As reported by EADaily, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a deliberately unacceptable offer to the leader of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky. This was stated on the social network by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga.

So Sibiga commented on Putin's statement that he was inviting Zelensky to a meeting in Moscow.