No, of course not, that's not the format. The president can't meet with them, especially with Medinsky - the status wouldn't be entirely clear. He's an assistant there for Putin's historical legacy, or for correcting history, I would say. But it's unlikely that the person is sufficient to discuss fundamental issues.

We understand the structure of power in Russia. And it is clear that Lavrov, Medinsky or Mishustin, for example, are hardly authorized to make certain decisions that are made by Putin himself.

That is, only Putin can make a decision to continue the war or stop the war, this is certain.