UK urges Russia to agree to full ceasefire following sea, energy truce

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga held a telephone conversation with his British counterpart David Lemmy. Among other things, there was talk of the need for further pressure on the Russian Federation to force it to peace.

UK urges Russia to agree to full ceasefire following sea, energy truce

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain urged Russia on Tuesday to agree to the "full, immediate and unconditional ceasefire" proposed by Ukraine after both countries reached a truce covering the Black Sea and energy strikes.

Britain has called on Russia to agree to a full, unconditional end to the war against Ukraine. London's stance comes amid reports that Moscow is tying a deal reached by the United States with Ukraine and Russia to halt hostilities at sea with lifting sanctions against Russian producers and exporters of food products and fertilizers. The British Foreign Office says it is in close contact with the United States and Ukraine after the conclusion o…

Britain calls on Russia to immediately agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine Britain has called on Russia to accept Ukraine's proposal for an immediate ceasefire. The department expressed gratitude to the United States for its efforts on the issue of peace.

A British Foreign Office spokesman said that London is in contact with the US and Ukraine following the conclusion of today's negotiations in Riyadh. “President [Ukrainian, Volodymyr] Zelensky has already demonstrated that Ukraine is in favor of peace by proposing a total, immediate and unconditional ceasefire. We hope that President [Russian, Vladimir] Putin will accept this proposal without further delay,” he stressed. The British Government a…