Zelensky Accuses Russia of 'Another Deception' by Holding Back Peace Memorandum

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has questioned Russia's commitment to peace talks. Moscow has not yet sent Kiev its negotiating positions, which Ukraine has demanded, ahead of Monday's talks in Constantinople.

According to the Ukrainian president, neither Kiev nor Ankara have received from the Kremlin the document with the Russian conditions that Moscow had promised to send

The Ukrainian leader said that Kremlin remained silent after he had committed himself to preparing the document for peace, following the exchange of thousands of prisoners on each side, already carried out.

Zelensky doubts June 2 talks will yield results as Russia withholds ceasefire plan

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed skepticism on May 30 that the next round of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, tentatively scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul, will produce any results due to what he described as Moscow's deliberate inaction."The Russians have been unable to present the so-called 'memorandum' for over a week, which they promised to prepare immediately after the 1,000-for-1,000 exchange," Zelensky wrote on Telegram. "Ukr…

Address of President Volodymyr Zelensky to the citizens of Ukraine at the end of the 1192nd day of the war with the Russian Federation.

In the coming week, the direct negotiations of the warring parties could go into the second round. Before that Moscow should call his peace conditions. But Russia does not yet comply with that, according to Selenskyi – he values this as a clear sign.