US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said there is a “possibility” he will attend the Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Turkey on Thursday. Trump told reporters on Air Force 1 on his way to Doha that he does not know if Russia President Vladimir Putin will show up to the talks.
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Trump asked by reporters on Air Force One about potential talks in Turkey between Zelenskyy and Putin

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said there is a “possibility” he will attend the Russia-Ukraine peace talks in Turkey on Thursday. Trump told reporters on Air Force 1 on his way to Doha that he does not know if Russia President Vladimir Putin will show up to the talks.
 
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