A meeting between Ukraine, Russia and the US will take place next month, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
The trilateral talks are understood to be taking place in November, the Ukrainian leader wrote in an X post on Sunday, citing an interview with Ukrainian television programme TSN Week.
While it's not clear who would attend such a meeting, Mr Zelenskyy said Ukraine was ready for trilateral talks between technical groups.
However, he stressed he did not want to approach any meeting of the three nations' leaders "having lifted all sanctions".
"Sanctions were imposed for aggression, not for an opportunity to have a chat," the Ukrainian president said, adding that he didn't want to meet with Putin "without tools," including sanctions and frozen assets.
He also said his military's access to Starshield systems and US intelligence sharing have now been fully restored up to speeds of 260mph (420kph).
However, progress on Ukraine getting missiles for Patriot systems were "moving very slowly", Zelenskyy added.
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