US EditionUkraine Ready for New Talks with Russia, Calls for Concrete Proposals
- Russia and Ukraine plan a second round of peace talks in Istanbul on June 2, following initial negotiations on May 16.
- Kyiv demands Moscow provide a written memorandum with concrete peace proposals before committing to the Istanbul talks.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha expressed interest in a ceasefire this year lasting 30 to 100 days as groundwork for peace talks.
- U.S. Envoy Keith Kellogg urged Ukraine to attend the talks, saying, "You need to show you're serious," while Germany pledged €5 billion to support Ukraine's long-range weapons production.
- If the Istanbul talks produce concrete results, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin may engage in high-level talks, potentially involving Zelenskyy and Trump.
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CONFIRMED: New Round of Peace Negotiations Between Russia and Ukraine To Take Place on Monday in Istanbul
After deliberating for a couple of days, and under reported pressure from the US and Turkey, Ukraine has announced today that it will participate in the peace negotiations with Russia on Monday in Istanbul.
·United States
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Russia to attend fresh talks as Ukraine demands peace proposals
Russia said it’s sending a delegation to Istanbul Monday for a second round of talks with Ukraine amid last-minute wrangling over Kyiv’s insistence that Moscow outline its peace proposals before any meeting.
·Colorado Springs, United States
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