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ZELENSKIY SAYS KYIV FINDS UNITED STATES' APPROACH TO DISCUSS NEW SECURITY ORDER WITH RUSSIA WEIRD
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Kyiv finds the United States' approach to discussing a new security order with Russia "weird," according to a First Squawk tweet. The remark signals fresh friction between Kyiv and Washington over how any revised European security framework should be negotiated with Moscow. The comments come as the U.S. pursues talks with Russia on a new security arrangement, a process Kyiv wants to shape rather than merely react to. Zelenskiy's characterization suggests Ukraine is wary of bilateral U.S.-Russia discussions that could proceed without sufficient Ukrainian input. Watch for follow-up statements from Washington and the Kremlin clarifying the scope and timing of any security talks, and for whether Kyiv secures a seat at the table.
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