Zelensky welcomes Black Sea truce, blasts US support for Russian exports

The ongoing negotiations show that Moscow is trying to gain as much advantage as possible over a White House that seems eager to prove that Donald Trump is the man who can quickly stop the war in Ukraine.

Wolodymyr Selenskyy can be photographed in flames in front of a painting with the Kremlin and thus causes annoyance in Moscow. According to Kremlin, there is an agreement not to attack the energy infrastructure for a limited period of time. All developments in the live ticker.

Washington reached separate agreements on Tuesday with Kyiv and Moscow to stop attacks on the sea and against energy targets. In return, the US government wants to fight for the lifting of some sanctions against Russia

When Monday’s talks in Riyadh seemed to have failed to reach a 30-day truce in Ukraine, the U.S. intervention achieved a ceasefire in the Black Sea to normalize navigation in its waters. Following the announcement by Washington, the Kremlin issued a communiqué warning that such an agreement will enter into force only after sanctions on Russian agricultural exports have been lifted. “In accordance with the agreement between the Presidents of Russ…

Russia demands sanction relief for Black Sea ceasefire agreement

In a recent statement from the Kremlin, dated Tuesday, March 25, Russia announced its willingness to support a ceasefire in the Black Sea—but …

US President Donald Trump said that the US side will consider the Russian Federation's demands for agreement on a ceasefire in the Black Sea.