Zelenskyy supports ceasefire and trilateral talks with US and Russia
Most outlets reported that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy supports a ceasefire and advocates for trilateral negotiations involving the US and Russia. The News International emphasized Zelenskyy’s anticipation of a positive outcome from US envoy Steve Witkoff’s visit to Russia, while Arab News Pakistan highlighted the proposal to freeze frontlines as a first step toward peace talks.
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Zelensky calls for ‘freezing front’ to end war
WASHINGTON/SAINT PETERSBURG: As Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to resume US-mediated peace talks with Ukraine as soon as November, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for freezing the front as a first step toward ceasefire talks. “Right now we have to freeze, and I think this is (the) real way to end this war. We call it ceasefire… freeze and stop,” Zelensky said in an inte...
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Ukraine's Zelenskiy hopes for new talks with Russia, US by early November
Ukraine supports US-proposed trilateral peace talks with Russia in November, as Zelenskiy backs ceasefire efforts and renewed diplomatic negotiations to end war.
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Ukraine’s Zelensky says he supports ceasefire, trilateral talks with US, Russia
President Zelensky of Ukraine has proposed freezing the current conflict frontlines with Russia as an initial step toward peace talks. This approach aims to establish a ceasefire in the ongoing war.
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Ukraine's Zelenskyy backs ceasefire, calls for fresh talks with US and Russia
On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced he anticipated a favorable result from US envoy Steve Witkoff’s trip to Russia and that he advocates for trilateral negotiations and supports...
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