Ukraine, Russia hold new talks aimed at ending the fighting
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The first face-to-face talks in two weeks between Russia and Ukraine began Tuesday in Turkey, raising flickering hopes there could be progress toward ending a war that has ground into a bloody campaign of attrition.
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Chief Ukrainian negotiator David Arakhamia said on Sunday that the next round of peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia would take place on Monday in Turkey.
Ukrainian and Russian officials will meet on Monday in the Turkish capital of Istanbul for the next round of in-person peace talks, a Ukrainian negotiator said Sunday.
The Kremlin said Monday that Russian and Ukrainian negotiators could resume face-to-face peace talks in Turkey on Tuesday as Ukraine said it had no plans to open humanitarian corridors to evacuate ci…
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The first face-to-face talks in two weeks between Russia and Ukraine began Tuesday in Turkey, raising flickering hopes there could be progress toward ending a war that has ground into a bloody campaign of attrition.
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are currently meeting in Istanbul, Turkey for talks on ending the war. Roman Abramovich, the sanctioned Russian oligarch reported to have suffered symptoms from a suspected poisoning attack, is said to be in the audience.
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators have concluded a round of peace talks, with both sides expressing cautious optimism. Russia's defense minister says Moscow's main task is now to "liberate" Donbas. DW has the latest.
Representatives from Ukraine and Russia held their first face-to-face talks in two weeks on Tuesday concerning the conflict between both countries, possibly signaling progress toward ending the war.
Ukrainian negotiator Mykhailo Podolyak outlined several proposals that came out of the two sides’ Tuesday negotiations, including discussions for non-military negotiations on Crimea.
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators are resuming peace talks after previous rounds failed to make much progress. Russia's defense minister says Moscow's main task is now to "liberate" Donbas. DW has the latest.
As both Russian and Ukrainian forces appear to be trading control of two cities, Ukraine's president indicates he's open to compromise on a couple key issues.
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