普京55分钟讲话未提及俄乌冲突，泽连斯基此前称“准备与俄举行最高级别会晤”

Group 1 - President Putin assessed the current state of the Russian economy, highlighting that Russia's economic size ranks first in Europe, and discussed inflation rates, GDP growth, foreign trade, and military industry [1] - The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum attracted around 20,000 representatives from 140 countries and regions [1] - Putin did not address the Russia-Ukraine conflict during his speech, focusing instead on global economic and political issues [1] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed the need for a genuine ceasefire and readiness to meet with Putin for high-level discussions [3] - Russian officials, including Deputy Chairman of the State Duma's International Affairs Committee, suggested that Zelensky's call for a meeting was more about personal publicity than a genuine diplomatic effort [3] - Putin indicated a willingness to meet with Zelensky to expedite peace talks, stating that if peaceful agreements cannot be reached, military means will be employed [3] Group 3 - Political analysts believe the likelihood of a direct meeting between Putin and Zelensky is low due to legitimacy issues surrounding Zelensky's government [4] - Ukrainian officials noted that previous talks in Istanbul did not significantly alter the current stalemate in the peace process [4] - The Kremlin emphasized that Russia will not relinquish its strategic advantages for a temporary ceasefire and will continue military operations unless Ukraine halts foreign military support [4] Group 4 - The Russian Defense Ministry reported multiple strikes on Ukrainian military infrastructure, including the destruction of military factories and fuel supply facilities [5] - A recent airstrike on the southern port city of Odesa resulted in casualties, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting a significant number of Russian drones [5] - Kremlin spokesperson Peskov mentioned that both sides might agree on the timing for a third round of negotiations next week [5]