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Too soon to tell of the success of Russia-Ukraine talks
Gulf Today
|May 18, 2025
The Russians and the Ukrainians have started talking to each other for the first time in Istanbul. This was after Russian President Vladimir Putin in a televised addressed agreed to do so.
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It is not possible to delve into the reason for the change of heart in the Russian president because he was not ready for any kind of talks. The two delegations met in Turkey’s capital. Turkey Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan chaired the meeting.
The Russian delegation was headed by presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky, and it included Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin, Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin, and director of military intelligence agency Igor Kostyukov. Fidan told the delegations at the beginning of the meeting, “We have to seize this opportunity to move forward on the path of peace. Every day that is delayed causes more lives to be lost.”
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