Zelenskyy says he’ll be ‘waiting for Putin’ in Turkiye personally

Zelenskyy says he’ll be ‘waiting for Putin’ in Turkiye personally

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday welcomed Russia’s offer for direct peace talks, but insisted there must be a full, temporary ceasefire in place before negotiations can start.

Ukraine and Russia appear deadlocked over next steps in effort to end the war

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday welcomed Russia’s offer for direct peace talks, but insisted there must be a full, temporary ceasefire in place before negotiations can start. Zelenskyy’s comments came a few hours after Russia’s President Vladimir Putin effectively rejected a ceasefire offer made a day earlier by Ukraine and its European allies.

Talks or ceasefire first? Ukraine, Russia appear deadlocked over next steps in effort to end the war

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is pleased to see that Russia is finally engaging with finding an end to the war, but there must be a ceasefire before peace talks can start. Calling it a “positive sign,” he said…

Ukrainian president welcomes Russian overtures, but says ceasefire must come before peace talks - National

Zelenskyy welcomes Russia's peace talk offer but demands a full ceasefire first as Putin rejects preconditions and proposes talks in Istanbul on May 16

Ukraine's Zelenskyy welcomes Russian offer for peace talks but says ceasefire must come first

Russia resumed mass drone attacks in Ukraine early on Sunday, after its self-declared three-day pause expired.

KUPYANSK. The Kremlin's ceasefire is over. For Ukrainians on the front lines, it was bizarre to read about it and at the same time take shelter from Russian attacks. Now a diplomatic fox game begins in which Ukrainian President Zelenskyj tries to use judo against the judo lover in the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin.