Macron also spoke with Putin about the terms of the ceasefire: Zelensky called the negotiations very difficult – Topky.sk

VIDEO Ukrainian President Zelensky visited a hospital in Kiev The Elysee Palace said in a statement that the presidents spoke of “security conditions for essential matters”. “There is currently no ceasefire agreement, but President Macron is convinced of the need to continue his efforts,” the Elysee Palace said in a statement quoted by the BBC. According to the palace, in connection with the conflict, there is no other solution than a ceasefire and negotiations in good faith between Russia and Ukraine. Macron also spoke on Tuesday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with whom, according to the Elysee Palace, he also spoke about the conditions of a possible ceasefire, writes the DPA. Photo gallery (3) Emmanuel Macron
Source: SITA / Olivier Hoslet, Pool Photo via AP, file Zelensky calls peace talks with Russia very difficult Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky calls peace talks with Russia “very difficult”. He did so in a video message published Wednesday morning. TASR has taken over the report from DPA. “They are very difficult, sometimes scandalous, but we are moving step by step,” Zelenskyj said, adding that Ukrainian officials are negotiating with the Russians every day. Photo gallery (3) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky
Source: SITA / Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via AP “We will work, we will fight as much as possible. Until the end. Bold and open. Negotiators work tirelessly. If we win, we can rest,” Zelensky said. The Ukrainian president also thanked the international community for his support. He hoped that the weekly G7, NATO and EU summits scheduled for this week would lead to further support for Ukraine. He expects new sanctions against Russia and new aid to Ukraine. SOURCE: TASR VIDEO: Facebook / Володимир Зеленський Report an error