US EditionKremlin says Ukraine has yet to answer Russian proposal for June 2 talks
- The Kremlin announced that Russia proposed a second round of peace talks with Ukraine scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul, but Ukraine has not yet responded to the proposal.
- Russia developed a memorandum addressing its position on resolving the conflict's root causes, which Kyiv insists on receiving before engaging in further talks.
- Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Russian and Ukrainian leaders to support the peace process, while U.S. Officials, including Marco Rubio, joined recent discussions increasing diplomatic engagement ahead of talks.
- U.S. President Donald Trump expressed conditional hope for negotiations but signaled possible shifts in Washington’s approach if Russia shows insincerity, warning he is "very disappointed" by escalating attacks amid efforts for peace.
- The planned Istanbul talks highlight ongoing caution as Kyiv seeks balanced proposals, while analysts note previous cease-fires quickly failed and Moscow’s cease-fire offers serve domestic and image goals more than actual conflict resolution.
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Moscow Expects to Discuss Cease-Fire Conditions in Istanbul
Moscow expects to discuss the conditions for a cease-fire with representatives from Kyiv in Istanbul next week, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday. Russia has suggested the second batch of talks with Kyiv take place on June 2, but Ukraine officials have said they want to see the Kremlin’s proposals for any deal ahead of despatching its delegation to the Turkish city. “We hope that both memorandums, the Russian one and the Ukrainian o…
ThePatriotLight - Moscow Expects to Discuss Cease-Fire Conditions in Istanbul
ThePatriotLight - Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that details of a cessation of hostilities were expected to be on the table during talks set to take place on June 2.Moscow expects to discuss the conditions for a cease-fire with representatives from Kyiv in Istanbul next week, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.Russia has suggested the second batch of talks with Kyiv take place on June 2, but Ukraine officials have said they wa…
Ukraine says it’s ready for another round of talks — but it’s still waiting for the ceasefire memo Russia promised
Russia’s delegation addresses the media following talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on May 16. On May 19, three days after Russian and Ukrainian delegations met in Istanbul for their first direct talks in over three years, Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump held a phone call. Afterwards, Putin announced that Moscow was “ready to work with the Ukrainian side on a memorandum concerning a possible future peace treaty.” Ni…
Colorado Springs Gazette
Ukraine keeps Russia guessing over participation in June 2 peace talks
By Christian Lowe and Dmitry Antonov
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