President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, on the sidelines of the summit in Ankara, agreed to a meeting with Prime Minister of Hungary Péter Magyar, as the Hungarian Prime Minister himself reported, and a possible meeting with President of Poland Karol Nawrocki, as journalists in the Office of the President were told, reports UNN.
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"Yesterday I spoke with President Zelenskyy, and we agreed to meet in Budapest or Kyiv in the near future, and then together we will go to Transcarpathia, to Berehove," said Magyar, as quoted by Hungarian media, in a video after a brief conversation with Zelenskyy in Ankara.
The chancellery of Polish President Karol Nawrocki also reported a meeting between the Polish president and Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the summit on July 7.
President of the Republic of Poland Nawrocki in Ankara, as quoted by his chancellery, stated: "Yesterday we also had a courtesy conversation with President Zelenskyy." At the same time, he indicated that his "position on issues concerning our bilateral tensions remains unchanged," referring to the issue related to the UPA. "However, this does not exclude our dialogue — it is a given in the world of diplomacy. We continue the dialogue and share a common threat from the Russian Federation," Nawrocki stated.
The conversation was confirmed by the OP, not ruling out a possible meeting.
"Yesterday evening the presidents spoke, it was a brief conversation, and they agreed that today they would try to coordinate schedules so that a meeting could still take place," said Advisor to the President of Ukraine on Communications Dmytro Lytvyn to journalists.
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