Zelensky says he is ready to meet Putin at the Miami G20, the Kremlin replies “impossible”

• Hungary

  «Budapest sees the impasse in Miami as proof that Ukrainian-Russian diplomacy remains stuck on the protocol of the location, rather than on the substance of the discussions.»

  What each one tells

  opposition

  Finland

  «Helsinki sees Zelensky's offer and the Kremlin's refusal as a new episode in a diplomacy of posturing, where the choice of location — Miami, Moscow or Geneva — is just as important as the substance of the negotiations.»

• Hungary

  Kremlin-centric

  «the two Hungarian articles devote a detailed development to Lavrov's justifications on Moscow's "goodwill" and present the invitation to Moscow as a gesture, without citing an equivalent official Ukrainian response.»

  What the account puts first

  Finland

  focused on the meeting location

  «the coverage emphasizes the geographical alternatives mentioned (Turkey, Emirates, Switzerland) rather than the terms of a potential agreement.»

  Relying on official Russian spokespeople

  «the articles extensively quote the statements of Peskov and Lavrov, primary sources on the Russian side.»

• Hungary

  Reliance on Russian agencies

  «Moscow's position on its willingness to negotiate is reported via the TASZSZ agency, without an official Ukrainian source being cited as a direct counterpoint in the same paragraph.»

  What it leans on

  Hungary only

  Finland

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  Dates of the G20 summit in Miami

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