Moscow - Russian President Vladimir Putin announced early Sunday that Russia remains 'committed' to restarting direct talks with Kyiv to find a resolution to the conflict. Putin suggested that the next round of discussions could begin as early as May 15, with Turkey being a potential venue.
"We are ready to engage in dialogue and believe that a negotiated settlement is the best path forward," Putin stated. He emphasized Russia's desire for a peaceful resolution but reiterated the need for certain security guarantees.
The Kremlin has indicated that it is awaiting a response from Ukrainian officials regarding their willingness to participate in the proposed talks. International observers are closely monitoring the situation, hoping for a breakthrough in the stalled peace process. Previous attempts at negotiation have yielded limited progress, but renewed diplomatic efforts are underway.
Putin Signals Readiness for Peace Talks with Kyiv, Suggests May 15 Start
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Sunday that Russia is ready to resume direct negotiations with Ukraine aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict. Putin proposed May 15 as a potential start date for these discussions, suggesting Turkey as the location. This announcement comes amid continued international efforts to mediate a peaceful resolution between the two nations. The Kremlin has yet to receive confirmation from Ukrainian officials regarding their willingness to participate.
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