Trader consensus at 97.2% "No" reflects the absence of any direct diplomatic engagement between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy amid stalled peace negotiations in the Russo-Ukrainian war. A brief 32-hour Orthodox Easter ceasefire on April 10-11 provided momentary de-escalation but yielded no progress toward leader-level talks, while reports of potential deals remain unconfirmed and contradicted by ongoing military actions, including recent Russian missile strikes. Zelenskyy's March 19 offer for a meeting in Türkiye went unanswered by Putin, underscoring entrenched positions on territorial concessions and withdrawals. With an April 30 ceasefire deadline looming at low implied odds, a handshake by June 30 would require an improbable breakthrough via multilateral mediation or sudden U.S.-led diplomacy, though historical precedents like their tense 2019 Paris encounter show mutual reluctance for such symbolism.