US EditionRussia says date and venue offered to Ukraine for second round of peace talks
- Russia has suggested convening the follow-up direct negotiations with Ukraine, led by Vladimir Medinskiy, in Istanbul on June 2.
- This proposal follows the first meeting in Istanbul earlier this month, which failed to reach a ceasefire agreement after Russia's invasion in March 2022.
- Russia intends to present a memorandum addressing all key points to overcome the conflict's root causes and expects Ukraine's response soon.
- Medinskiy expressed readiness to engage in a detailed and meaningful dialogue concerning each element of the proposed ceasefire agreement.
- Despite these efforts, Kyiv views Medinskiy as too junior and doubts the talks will yield meaningful results amid ongoing maximalist demands from Moscow.
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