Europe considers appointing envoy for direct Ukraine talks with Putin
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European officials are discussing whether to appoint a special envoy to conduct possible direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine, according to reports citing POLITICO. Finland’s president is among the candidates reportedly being considered for the role.
The proposed appointment would give Europe a designated representative for any negotiations with Moscow. IntelliNews separately suggested former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder for talks with Putin, while Agenzia Nova, citing the Financial Times, reported a possible arrangement involving Russia freezing the conflict and Ukraine joining NATO.
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