#G20 Summit

Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine has not yet received an official invitation to the G20 summit, but signals have come from Washington regarding Kyiv's possible participation and an initiative to end the war.

Trump stated that he would gladly invite Zelenskyy to the G20 summit in Miami. Earlier, Secretary of State Rubio reported that the final decision regarding the invitation rests with the US president.

In private conversations with Western diplomats, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly called Ukraine's NATO accession "unrealistic" in the short term and expressed doubts about Putin's participation in the G20.

Kaja Kallas stated that Putin's participation in the December G20 summit in Florida would be a "normalization of war crimes" by Russia. Reactions in Berlin and Ottawa to the invitation were mixed, and 14 US senators urged Trump to rescind it.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Zelenskyy could attend the G20 summit in Miami if invited by Trump. The final decision, according to him, has not yet been made.

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband publicly told Sergey Lavrov at a G20 meeting in the US that Russia is losing the war against Ukraine and urged him to tell Putin.

According to The Atlantic, Trump aims to personally mediate the signing of a Ukraine-Russia peace agreement at the Florida G20 summit in December, while considering pressure on Kyiv.

The Kremlin stated that a decision on Vladimir Putin's potential trip to the G20 summit in Miami has not yet been made, though the invitation was welcomed amid diplomatic disputes.

A group of 14 US senators urged Donald Trump to rescind Putin's invitation to the G20 summit in Miami, highlighting the threat of legitimizing aggression against Ukraine.

Zelensky stated that the G20 summit in Miami in December could become a venue for a trilateral meeting of Ukraine, the US, and Russia. Kyiv is ready to support the format provided there is an agreement, calling Trump's initiative 'one of the best opportunities.'

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that Washington has sent Putin an invitation to the G20 summit in Miami on December 14–15, 2026. Peskov stated that the Kremlin 'welcomes' the invitation, but the decision will be made after review.

Trump, answering a question about inviting Putin to the G20 summit in Miami in December 2026, stated that he had not yet thought about it. No final decision has been made on the format of Russia's and China's participation.