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Zelenskyy Welcomes Potential Shift in War Dynamics as Putin Proposes Talks

Jessica Tan
Jessica Tan
"Finally, a sign of hope! Let's hope for peace soon!"
Jessica Tan
Jessica Tan
"Is this just another negotiation tactic by Putin?"
Isabella Martinez
Isabella Martinez
"I can’t believe they’re finally talking about ending this war."
Jessica Tan
Jessica Tan
"Zelenskyy is doing a great job advocating for peace."
Jessica Tan
Jessica Tan
"What if Russia doesn’t honor the ceasefire? What then?"
Michael Johnson
Michael Johnson
"The world is watching closely. Don’t let us down!"
Carlos Mendes
Carlos Mendes
"Can we trust Putin to stick to a ceasefire?"
Robert Schmidt
Robert Schmidt
"I hope this leads to a real solution and not just more talks."
Isabella Martinez
Isabella Martinez
"Zelenskyy deserves a lot of credit for his leadership."
Jean-Michel Dupont
Jean-Michel Dupont
"This could change everything, fingers crossed!"
Lian Chen
Lian Chen
"Why does it always take so long for leaders to talk?"
Dmitry Sokolov
Dmitry Sokolov
"Might as well throw a peace party when this ends!"

2025-05-11T07:47:05Z


Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed optimism on Thursday regarding the potential for peace talks with Russia, following a proposal from Russian President Vladimir Putin for direct negotiations in Istanbul. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Zelenskyy characterized this development as a "positive sign," indicating that Russia is finally contemplating the possibility of ending the ongoing conflict that has enveloped Ukraine for an extended period. "The entire world has been waiting for this for a very long time," he stated, emphasizing the urgency for a ceasefire.

In his message, Zelenskyy highlighted the critical importance of achieving a ceasefire as a fundamental step towards ending hostilities. He asserted, "There is no point in continuing the killing even for a single day," underlining the immediate need for a halt to violence. Zelenskyy also conveyed Ukraine's readiness to engage in discussions, anticipating that Russia would officially agree to a ceasefire that is comprehensive, enduring, and dependable, starting from May 12th.

Putin’s invitation for direct talks with Kyiv came shortly after an important meeting between European leaders, specifically from the UK, France, Germany, and Poland, who had just visited Kyiv to confer with Zelenskyy. During their visit, these leaders made it emphatically clear to Putin that he should agree to an unconditional ceasefire by Monday or risk facing escalated sanctions and heightened military support for Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron noted that the United States would lead the oversight of the proposed ceasefire, collaborating closely with European allies. He warned of the implementation of "massive sanctions" that have been meticulously prepared in coordination with the US, should Russia fail to adhere to the truce. Despite the pressure from European leaders, Putin has resisted calls for an immediate ceasefire while asserting his willingness to engage in direct dialogue with Ukraine.

This situation continues to evolve, and the international community remains keenly attuned to the dynamics of these negotiations. The prospect of a ceasefire and potential peace talks offers a glimmer of hope amid ongoing hostilities, which have claimed countless lives and caused widespread devastation across Ukraine.

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Source of the news:   The Guardian

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