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According to the reports on Tuesday (25 March), the United States and Ukraine have started a new round of ceasefire negotiations with Russia in Riyadh. The discussions focus on a 30-day ceasefire proposal put forward by the US in early March. While Ukraine supports the proposal, Russia has not agreed directly and has introduced additional conditions, including stopping mobilization and halting Western arms supplies to Ukraine. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, the negotiations remain uncertain.
During the latest talks, US and Ukrainian officials discussed a possible ceasefire in the Black Sea region to ensure safe navigation and prevent further attacks on Ukrainian ports. Prior to this, the US held separate discussions with Russian representatives, which lasted about 12 hours. Reports indicate that Washington hopes to finalize a ceasefire deal by April 20, but officials acknowledge that delays are possible. The US and Russia are also working on a joint statement following the talks, though details remain undisclosed.
Amid these negotiations, Russia launched an attack on Sumy, Ukraine, injuring nearly 90 people, including children. Emergency services, including DSNS Ukraine and national police, are actively involved in rescue efforts. The strike highlights the ongoing volatility of the conflict, even as ceasefire discussions continue. The attack has raised concerns about Russia’s commitment to peace efforts and the challenges of reaching an agreement.
The international community is closely monitoring the situation, hoping for a peaceful resolution. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin remain central figures in the negotiations. Despite diplomatic efforts, incidents like the Sumy attack complicate progress toward a ceasefire. As talks continue, the focus remains on aiding those affected and striving for a lasting peace between the two nations.
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