Putin Declares Easter Ceasefire in Ukraine War
The Kremlin has announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered an “Easter ceasefire” in the war in Ukraine, declaring a temporary halt in hostilities lasting around 36 hours
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Moscow and Kyiv are approaching a compromise in the talks. This was said for the newspaper “Kommersant” by Mikhail Podolyak, an adviser in the office of the Ukrainian president. According to him, the parties in the dialogue have started drafting agreements. No details have been released yet.
“A meeting will be scheduled, a fourth round of talks. It could be tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. We have discussed all issues, now we are trying to frame them in some legal forms,” Podoliyak said.
He also noted that the outcome of the talks should “take into account those security guarantees that the Russian Federation, which has its own concerns about a number of global military alliances, also wants to receive.”
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A similar opinion was expressed by the Russian delegate Leonid Slutsky, Sky News writes.
“Negotiations between Ukraine and Russia have made ‘significant progress’ and an agreement between the two countries could become a reality soon,” he said.
Leonid Slutsky, quoted by RIA Novosti, said that compared to the start of negotiations, there is now significant progress.
The talks between Russia and Ukraine took place in three rounds on the territory of Belarus - on February 28, March 3 and 7.
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