On Monday, December 15, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to arrive in Berlin (Germany) to meet with Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
It was reported by Bild with reference to sources.
It is noted that Bild learned from security circles about Zelenskyy's arrival in Berlin on December 15 to meet with Merz. Also, it is indicated that negotiations in the so-called E3 format are planned with the European states of Germany, Britain and France, as well as Zelenskyy.
It is noted that the German government has not confirmed the relevant information today, December 12, but Zelenskyy's visit is also evidenced by the extremely high security measures already being taken in the government quarter and in the airspace over Berlin.
In particular, members of the Bundestag were informed of "police measures on the occasion of the state visit in the Reichstag building and the Chancellery" and access restrictions on Monday. Berlin police also informed airports in the Berlin area about the upcoming state visit on Thursday.
The letter states: "On the occasion of the visit of a person under the highest level of protection, the Humboldt flight restriction zone will be established in Berlin on 15.12.2025 to protect the state guest." The publication added that such measures are taken only in the case of state guests with the highest level of danger, such as the presidents of the United States or Ukraine.
In addition, fences and security equipment are already being installed in the government quarter.
We will remind, sources of the American edition of Axios claim that on Saturday, December 13, representatives of the United States, Ukraine, France, Germany and the United Kingdom will discuss the peace plan of American President Donald Trump in Paris.
At the same time, the White House did not give a clear answer as to whether it would send a representative to this meeting. They also said that US President Donald Trump is "extremely disappointed with both sides of the russian-Ukrainian war.
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