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Raids and Meeting Proposals Between Zelensky and Putin at the G20 in Miami

Latest news on the clashes between Russia and Ukraine and potential meeting between the presidents at the G20.

13 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Recent attacks between Russia and Ukraine have resulted in one death and one injury in Kryvyj. Explosions and the destruction of camouflaged bunkers have occurred in several Ukrainian regions, including Odessa and Kharkiv. Ukrainian forces have targeted the Russian cities of Tolyatti and Taganrog amid rising tensions and conflict.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed his willingness to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the G20 in Miami. Zelensky emphasized the importance of results rather than words regarding this potential face-to-face meeting.

In response, the Kremlin stated that if Zelensky truly wishes to meet with Putin, he is invited to come to Moscow. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reiterated that the invitation to Moscow remains valid.

Meanwhile, the intensity of clashes between the two nations continues, with reports of attacks in ten Ukrainian regions and a death toll reportedly reaching at least six. Military operations have expanded beyond borders, with a drone crossing Ukraine and Moldova before crashing in Romania.

Another significant note is the offer of cooperation from the leaders of India and China, Modi and Xi, to help end the conflict in Ukraine. Putin welcomed this willingness, highlighting international diplomatic efforts.

These dynamics are at the center of a debate on the future of relations between Russia and Ukraine, but positions remain firm, with both sides assigning blame and continuing to prepare for future developments.

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