Ukraine’s Zelenskyy headed to Turkiye in bid to resuscitate peace talks

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy aims to restart peace negotiations with Russia during his visit to Turkiye. This effort follows two years of conflict since Russia's invasion.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy headed to Turkiye in bid to resuscitate peace talks
Why it matters
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is attempting to revive peace talks with Russia during his visit to Turkiye. He announced plans to propose new solutions to partners and expressed hope for increased US involvement in negotiations. The Kremlin has stated that no Russian representatives will attend the upcoming talks, although President Putin remains open to discussions with the US and Turkiye. Zelenskyy's diplomatic efforts come as he seeks additional military support from European allies, including a recent agreement with France for fighter jets. Meanwhile, Ukraine continues to target Russian energy infrastructure amid ongoing hostilities, with recent attacks resulting in casualties and power outages in occupied regions. The situation remains tense as both sides navigate the complexities of war and diplomacy.
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