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Could one meeting end the war in Ukraine? President Zelenskyy has long sought direct talks with Vladimir Putin—but the biggest obstacle now is where they could meet. With an ICC arrest warrant hanging over Putin, most countries are off-limits. Yet surprising contenders have stepped up.

Switzerland and Austria are ready to defy legal risks for peace. Meanwhile, Qatar and the UAE are emerging as powerful mediators, thanks to their trusted roles in past global conflicts. Even Türkiye hosted a hopeful moment—but Putin didn’t show.

Now, with Donald Trump pushing for a resolution, the chance for a historic handshake has never felt closer. Will the world finally witness Zelenskyy and Putin face to face?
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00:00a handshake that could end a war but where could zelensky and putin finally meet face to face since the war began ukraine's president zelensky has pushed for a meeting with putin the kremlin always said no until now
00:14with donald trump back in power and applying pressure the chances of a summit have suddenly become real but the biggest question is where putin faces an arrest warrant from the international criminal court which rules out one hundred and twenty five countries unless they agree to look the other way switzerland might its foreign minister says peace talks come first vienna austria is also on the table offering its role as a neutral peace broker but the strongest contenders the middle east
00:43katar with its deep experience in global negotiations and the uae trusted by both moscow and kiev have both helped with prisoner swaps and child repatriations
00:54in may zelensky even traveled to turkai hoping for a meeting but putin sent a delegate instead
01:01now trump wants the leaders to meet one-on-one before he steps in if it happens it could be the world's most consequential conversation ever

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