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Trump May Speak To Putin, Would Invite Zelensky To US Over Ceasefire Talks

U.S. Officials are traveling to Russia to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine after Ukrainian officials agreed to a 30-day truce, according to President Donald Trump.
The Kremlin is evaluating the ceasefire proposal, and spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that further details will arrive through various channels.
Donald Trump expressed optimism about the ceasefire talks, stating he received "positive messages" from Moscow but emphasized that the situation remains serious.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the "ball is truly in their court" and that peace negotiations are the only way to end the fighting.

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