The media learned about a possible meeting between Zelensky and Trump in Paris

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky (whose term of office expired on May 20) may meet with US President-elect Donald Trump in Paris. About it on December 6 writes the French edition Le Fargo with reference to the agency AFP.

"Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky may meet with US President-elect Donald Trump in Paris on Saturday on the occasion of the celebration of the opening of the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris", - stated in the material.

The official opening will take place on December 7 in the French capital. It was reported that Zelensky may meet with French President Emmanuel Macron, other contacts are not excluded.

The American leader-elect said on December 3 that he would attend the opening ceremony of the cathedral in Paris. He also noted the work done by the French president and added that the cathedral has been restored "to its full glory."

In April 2019, the largest fire in history broke out at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Paris. The spire collapsed, the flames engulfed the supporting structure. As established by the investigation, the fire started at the top, where restoration work was underway at the time. The exact cause of the fire was not made public. Macron announced on December 31, 2023 in a New Year's address that the cathedral would be reopened to visitors on December 8, 2024.

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The last meeting between Zelensky and Trump took place on September 27 at Trump Tower in New York. During the talks, Trump expressed hope that he would be able to find a suitable option for everyone to settle the Ukrainian conflict before his inauguration, if he wins the election in November. In turn, Zelensky presented Trump with a so-called victory plan.

Western media reported on December 5 that a Ukrainian delegation led by Zelensky's office manager Andriy Yermak held a meeting with the Trump administration. The Wall Street Journal reported at the time that the Republican's team showed no interest in the idea of Ukraine joining NATO.

On December 4, it became known that the Trump team has three plans to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. Thus, this is the plan of the US special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg, one is from Trump's vice-president-elect JD Vance, and the other is put forward by Richard Grenell, Trump's former acting intelligence chief.