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This is what US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said about President Donald Trump inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin but not Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the G20 summit in Miami in December:  “I don’t even know if President Putin is going to come to Miami.  They haven’t announced that and they haven’t confirmed that.  So I thought the President thought it was important that Russia be a part of the G20 conversation because in the end, everything people ask about all the time is:  What can you do to end the war in Ukraine? Well, just think about this for a moment.  In order to end the war in Ukraine peacefully, you’re going to have to have a negotiated settlement.  Who is that negotiated settlement between?  Russia and Ukraine.  How can you have a negotiated settlement between Russia and Ukraine if you don’t have the ability to talk to both Russia and Ukraine?  How can you talk to both Russia and Ukraine unless you interact with them?  And so I think today is just one more opportunity to continue to interact with the Russian system.  As I’ve said to you earlier in my conversations, the President does not view meeting with someone or talking to someone as legitimizing everything they do or everything they stand for.  What he does from a practical perspective, because he’s a person that comes from the common-sense world of business, not from a traditional foreign policy or traditional and archaic political class, is that what he doesn’t accept is the idea that somehow meeting with someone legitimizes them or makes you agree with everything that they do.  It’s very simple.  Everybody wants there to be a deal that brings about an end to this war.   […]  So look, our position on it remains clear, and that is if we can play a role in mediating an end to that conflict, the United States is prepared to play that role.  And to play that role, we have to have the ability to communicate with both sides.  We talk to the Ukrainians plenty.  We talk to them as much, if not more, than we talk to the Russian side.  But we have to be able to talk to the Russian side.” #diplomacy #digitaldiplomacy
This is what US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said about President Donald Trump inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin but not Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the G20 summit in Miami in December: “I don’t even know if President Putin is going to come to Miami. They haven’t announced that and they haven’t confirmed that. So I thought the President thought it was important that Russia be a part of the G20 conversation because in the end, everything people ask about all the time is: What can you do to end the war in Ukraine? Well, just think about this for a moment. In order to end the war in Ukraine peacefully, you’re going to have to have a negotiated settlement. Who is that negotiated settlement between? Russia and Ukraine. How can you have a negotiated settlement between Russia and Ukraine if you don’t have the ability to talk to both Russia and Ukraine? How can you talk to both Russia and Ukraine unless you interact with them? And so I think today is just one more opportunity to continue to interact with the Russian system. As I’ve said to you earlier in my conversations, the President does not view meeting with someone or talking to someone as legitimizing everything they do or everything they stand for. What he does from a practical perspective, because he’s a person that comes from the common-sense world of business, not from a traditional foreign policy or traditional and archaic political class, is that what he doesn’t accept is the idea that somehow meeting with someone legitimizes them or makes you agree with everything that they do. It’s very simple. Everybody wants there to be a deal that brings about an end to this war. […] So look, our position on it remains clear, and that is if we can play a role in mediating an end to that conflict, the United States is prepared to play that role. And to play that role, we have to have the ability to communicate with both sides. We talk to the Ukrainians plenty. We talk to them as much, if not more, than we talk to the Russian side. But we have to be able to talk to the Russian side.” #diplomacy #digitaldiplomacy

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