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Zelensky accuses Russians of ‘dragging out’ peace talks in Geneva as second day ends without progress — Novaya Gazeta Europe
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Zelensky accuses Russians of ‘dragging out’ peace talks in Geneva as second day ends without progress — Novaya Gazeta Europe
The second day of trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the US in Geneva ended early on Wednesday afternoon without any significant breakthrough, according to independent news agency Interfax Ukraine.
The Ukrainian leader: Progress on military aspects, not political aspects. On the second day of negotiations to put an end to the war ends with nothing.
The president announces progress on the verification of a possible ceasefire, but there is still no agreement
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators concluded a second day of talks in Geneva on Wednesday, mediated by the United States. While Kyiv cited "progress," no details emerged from the meetings aimed at ending Europe's bloodiest conflict since World War II. The talks ended after just two hours, significantly less than the six hours of meetings on Tuesday, according to the head of the Russian delegation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that…
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