Russia, Ukraine see truce through different lenses

Russia, Ukraine see truce through different lenses

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia and Ukraine have said they are committed to cease fighting in the Black Sea, but it remains unclear whether an agreement can come into force soon − if at all.

ROAD TO PEACE: Russia and Ukraine Agree To Trump-Brokered Black Sea Deal and Energy and Infrastructure Ceasefire – But Moscow Alerts Some Sanctions Must Be Lifted First

In a surprising turn of events, Russia and Ukraine have reached a breakthrough in Black Sea negotiations, facilitated by former President Trump. Key sanctions remain a contentious issue in the path to lasting peace.

The White House announced on Tuesday 25 March that Russia and Ukraine had agreed on a truce agreement in the Black Sea. For Guillaume Ancel, former officer and war columnist, author of Petites...

Russia-Ukraine Black Sea deal: What is it, and will it work?

The deal, announced by the US, could lead to a halt in fighting in the Black Sea. But Russia has demands first.

Russia and Ukraine Agree to Black Sea Cease-fire: What to Know - Overpasses For America

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to cease fighting in the Black Sea in a U.S.-brokered deal, but it remains unclear whether the agreement can come into force soon — if at all. Russia had a major caveat: it would abide by the deal only after various restrictions were removed from its agricultural exports. The penalties were imposed by the United States and the European Union, and removing them would be an arduous process. Kyiv and Moscow also appea…

The White House issued a statement on the results of the meeting between the American and Russian delegations in Riyadh.