Nearly five years after Russia's full-scale invasion began, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signaled a willingness to meet Vladimir Putin face-to-face at the G20 summit in Miami this December — not as a gesture of goodwill, but as a calculated move from what he describes as a position of growing strength. Speaking to Deutsche Welle, Zelenskyy framed diplomacy not as an end in itself but as a means toward concrete outcomes, even as his country braces for another brutal winter under missile fire. The moment captures a recurring tension in modern conflict: the distance between the tab
Zelenskyy signals openness to Putin meeting at Miami G20 summit
Russia estimated to be losing more than 30,000 soldiers per month in the conflict.