Germany gives Russia until midnight to implement ceasefire, threatens sanctions

Russian stuff blowing up: Russia given until the end of the day to accept a ceasefire

The politics of the 30-day ceasefire have been changing on what seems like an hourly basis. To recap: Russia rejected the ceasefire proposal, saying its feelings were hurt when Europe gave them an ultimatum. Zelenskyy said he’d be happy to meet with...

Clock ticking for Russia to abide by truce initiative or face sanctions, Germany says

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European countries threaten to ramp up Russia sanctions

European foreign ministers threatened to step up sanctions on Russia at a crunch meeting in London on Monday, as the continent's top diplomat accused the Kremlin of "playing games" over peace negotiations with Ukraine.

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine's allies threaten Putin with ceasefire ultimatum

Russia has launched new attacks against Ukraine despite Western allies calling for a 30-day ceasefire starting today. Germany says the 'clock is ticking' and if a truce is not in place by the end of Monday, then more sanctions will be prepared. Follow the latest here.

Germany has warned the Russian Federation that it is “running out of time” before the ultimatum Berlin has given Moscow expires. If leader Vladimir Putin does not agree to an unconditional 30-day ceasefire, Europe will begin the process of imposing new sanctions. The AFP agency reports. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, according to TASS, that the language of the ultimatum is unacceptable to Russia.

Europe Puts Russian Sanctions on the Table Amid Ceasefire Tensions

European countries are planning new sanctions against Russia unless it honors a 30-day ceasefire in its conflict with Ukraine, according to Germany. Despite the push for peace, continued attacks have occurred, highlighting challenges in diplomatic negotiations between involved parties.