So Zelensky challenges Putin to meet him in person for peace talks.

Just as Trump suggested, Ukrainian President Zelensky challenged Putin to meet him in person

for peace talks in Istanbul with his advisor, Mikhailo Podolig, stating President Zelensky

will not meet with any other Russian representative in Istanbul except for Putin as a sign

Russia is ready to end its invasion.

This followed President Trump's suggestion who said talks are being held in Turkey later. This

week, probably on Thursday, and they could produce some pretty good results. The Kremlin has not

confirmed Putin's attendance at the Thursday meeting, which is today, which he proposed after

Western threats of sanctions of 30 days, he ceased fire was not agreed upon with the Institute for the Study of War,

noting Russia officials claim a sit-down would be pure spectacle.

U.S. envoys Steve Whitkoff and Keith Kellogg and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will

attend to help end the three-year war per familiar sources.

And then, obviously, Rob, if you got the clip, going to play the clip here.

What happens on Thursday if President Putin doesn't show up in Turkey for the talks with the Ukraine?

What will you do?

Well, I don't know if he's showing up.

I know he would like me to be there.

And that's a possibility.

If we could end the war, I'd be thinking about that.

Now, tomorrow, we're all booked out. You understand

that. We're all set.

But you move. He goes.

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