US EditionUkraine Proposes Fresh Peace Talks With Russia Next Week
RUSSIA, JUL 21 – Zelenskyy urges accelerated negotiations and assigns Rustem Umerov to strengthen weapons agreements amid Russia's intensified drone strikes disrupting Moscow's air traffic.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a proposal for fresh peace talks with Russia to be held next week amid ongoing aerial assaults.
- The proposal follows intensified Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, causing civilian casualties and damage to critical infrastructure in cities like Odesa and Sumy.
- Russia’s Defense Ministry reported successfully shooting down 87 drones launched by Ukraine, while Ukrainian air defense forces stated they intercepted hundreds of Russian drones and missiles amid the latest wave of attacks.
- Australia is delivering 49 Abrams M1A1 tanks worth $160 million as part of a $980 million military aid package, and the EU adopted its 18th sanctions package targeting Russia's banking and energy sectors.
- These developments reflect ongoing diplomatic efforts and increased international military support as both sides escalate hostilities amid calls to 'step up' negotiations and seek a cease-fire.
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New Russia-Ukraine talks set for Wednesday: Zelensky
Russia and Ukraine will hold new peace talks on Wednesday as a follow-up to two rounds in Istanbul that made little progress on ending their war, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced. “Today, I discussed with [Ukrainian Security Council chief] Rustem Umerov the preparations for the exchange and another meeting in Turkey with the Russian side. Umerov reported that the meeting is scheduled for Wednesday,” Zelensky said in his daily address on Mo…
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Trump calls on Russia and Ukraine to a ceasefire within 50 days. Britain and other European countries are supporting this with arms deliveries to bring Kremlin chief Putin to the negotiating table.
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