Russia to Present Peace Terms to Ukraine at Istanbul Talks

Has Russia changed its red lines on Ukraine?

Is the Kremlin on the verge of shifting its red lines on Ukraine? As Russian troops on the ground line up to launch a new summer offensive and more missiles rain down on Kyiv than any point since the beginning of the invasion, Putin’s diplomats are reportedly preparing to step back from some of their hardest-line positions. According to a set of Russian position papers seen by Reuters, the Kremlin appears to step back from its earlier demands fo…

Erdogan says Russia's proposal for Istanbul talks heightens hope for peace

ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said Russia's proposal to hold another round of peace talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on June 2 had heightened Ankara's hopes for peace. Read full story

Russia called on Ukraine to participate in a second session of talks next Monday in Istabul (Turkey). Before this new meeting, Kiev demands that the Russians disclose a memorandum that will list the...

In the struggle for an end to the Ukraine war, Russia is proposing to the government in Kiev further talks on a ceasefire. They are to take place on Monday in Istanbul - on the basis of a memorandum "on all aspects of a reliable overcoming of the root causes of the crisis". Ukrainian Defense Minister Umerov replied that there was no aversion to further meetings.

Moscow has proposed the resumption of negotiations in Kiev. They should resume on Monday in Istanbul. Ukrainians speak of "Russian duplicity", according to our correspondent on the spot, because of the increasing number of bombings. (International).

Europe's security architecture is changing and Turkey's role is being upgraded, Turkish president points out