The next round of multilateral talks on Ukraine’s peace proposals may take place in Oslo, Norway, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Aug. 24.

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Zelenskyy made the announcement at a press conference following a meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

“Norway is actively joining global efforts to implement the [Ukrainian] peace formula,” the president said.

“We would welcome a round of negotiations in Oslo and are grateful to Norway for their support in preparing the Global Peace Summit.”

Zelenskyy also thanked Norway for its decision to provide F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine and further support in the energy and humanitarian sectors.

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On the same day, Støre arrived in Kyiv on a visit. He confirmed the transfer of the F-16 planes, with the number of aircraft and time of delivery to be announced later.

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Zelenskyy presented a 10-point peace formula at the G20 summit in November 2022, which includes the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity, the withdrawal of Russian troops, the release of all POWs, a tribunal for those guilty of aggression, and security guarantees for Ukraine.

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Roundtable peace talks on the formula were held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Aug. 5–6, which were attended by high-level officials and diplomats from approximately 40 countries. Russia was not invited.

This was the second meeting in such a format — the previous one took place in June in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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