The new president of Argentina offered Zelensky to hold a peace summit in Latin America

The newly elected president of Argentina Javier Miley offered Volodymyr Zelensky to hold a peace summit regarding the war in Ukraine. The summit may take place in Argentina, and other Latin American countries will also participate.

“Deutsche Welle” writes about it.

The proposal to hold the summit was made during a telephone conversation between the two leaders, which took place on November 22. Then the presidents talked about the Ukrainian "peace formula" and the importance of Argentinaʼs participation in joint peace efforts.

Zelensky thanked Miley for his clear support of Ukraine and emphasized that Ukraine highly appreciates the position of the new president of Argentina. He also invited Miley to visit Ukraine and "send a powerful political signal."

• On November 20, Javier Millay won the presidential elections in Argentina. Millais promises economic "shock therapy" aimed at correcting decades of ineffective policies. In particular, he proposes the dollarization of the economy, privatization, and the rejection of cooperation with China, Brazil, and Russia in favor of the United States.
• Miley also expressed his willingness to meet with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in the first months of his tenure as president, and called Putin an "autocrat."