Zelensky says meeting with Putin may be failed

"There may be no meeting with Putin," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with journalists during an all-Ukrainian telethon on April 5, Report informs via Ukrainian media.

The Ukrainian leader said it was imperative to continue talks with Russia after the tragedy in Bucha.

"In short, today, it is easier to say let's talk about nothing. The most difficult thing is to say what they did, to recognize them as enemies, to find an opportunity to meet and find a way out, and, at the same time, not to lose the territories," he said.

The Ukrainian president stressed that revenge was inevitable: "We have to deal with those criminals who tortured people. We have started collecting information about them in order to find them. There are people who want those criminals to be found. If international law does not help us in this matter, we will judge them by Ukrainian law."