Details of the critical meeting in Istanbul have emerged! Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces
The second round of peace negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations, which resumed after a 3-year hiatus, will be held on Monday, June 2, at the Çırağan Palace in Istanbul. As the Russian delegation departs for Istanbul, the Moscow side is expected to present a comprehensive draft peace agreement.
According to information obtained from Ministry of Foreign Affairs sources, the Russian and Ukrainian delegations are expected to meet at the Çırağan Palace.
According to Foreign Ministry sources, the talks between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations are planned to take place tomorrow at 13:00 at the Çırağan Palace.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had stated that they proposed to hold a new round of negotiations with Ukraine in Istanbul on June 2, and announced that Russian Presidential Aide Vladimir Medinsky would lead the delegation.
RUSSIAN DELEGATION HAS DEPARTED FOR ISTANBUL TO ATTEND THE NEGOTIATIONS PLANNED FOR TOMORROW
It was stated that the Russian delegation has departed for Istanbul for the peace negotiations planned to be held with Ukrainian representatives on Monday.

The second round of negotiations, which the Russian and Ukrainian delegations resumed for the first time on May 16 after a 3-year hiatus, will be held again in Istanbul on Monday, June 2.
Moscow will present the draft memorandum it has prepared regarding the peace treaty. The document in question includes all aspects aimed at resolving the root causes of the conflict.
News Source: 12punto
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