Europe squabbles over who will attend Ukraine-Russia talks as US asks for ‘one person to speak on their behalf’
European leaders are in a squabble over who will represent them in peace talks to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine, even though the Kremlin has not yet affirmed that it will allow them to sit in on the negotiations. Presidential envoy…
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