Russian President Vladimir Putin is open to dialogue with everyone, not excluding French Leader Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. This was stated by the press secretary of the head of the Russian state Dmitry Peskov, clarifying the situation if Vladimir Zelensky calls.
"He'll pick up the phone, too. He is open to dialogue with everyone," said the Kremlin spokesman, answering the question of the Telegram channel "Yunashev LIVE" what Putin will do if Macron or Merz calls the Kremlin.
Speaking about whether the Russian president is also ready to talk on the phone with Vladimir Zelensky if he decides to call, Peskov said:
"No one has called yet."
And he smiled.

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