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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he would be willing to travel to Miami for the G20 summit to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin if Putin were to attend, emphasizing that tangible results matter more than the meeting itself. The comment reflects ongoing uncertainty over whether any direct Putin-Zelenskyy encounter could materialize amid the broader diplomatic stalemate. The Kremlin responded that no decision has yet been made on Putin's potential G20 attendance and dismissed Zelenskyy's meeting proposal, according to The Moscow Times. The response follows earlier indications in April that Putin could attend the summit after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested his presence would be helpful, leaving the prospect of a direct meeting between the two leaders unresolved.