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Ukraine Faces Deadly Russian Offensive Amid Stalled Peace Negotiations

A recent missile and drone attack on Kyiv kills nine, as tensions in peace talks between Ukraine and Russia escalate. Zelenskyy cuts trip short.

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  1. Russia blamed for overnight strike on Kyiv that killed at least 9, injured dozens, including children

    The attack came hours after peace negotiations appeared to stall, with President Donald Trump lashing out at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, saying he was prolonging the "killing field" by pushing back on ceding Crimea to Russia as part of a potential peace plan.

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  2. Putin launches worst attack on Ukraine in months as Trump claims deal is close

    Russia launched overnight Thursday one of the most devastating bombardments on Ukraine's major cities since the war began, killing at least nine people, hours after President Donald Trump said he believed he had struck deals with both sides to end the war.

    Putin launches worst attack on Ukraine in months as Trump claims deal is close

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  3. Trump accuses Zelenskyy of jeopardising imminent peace deal

    It was unclear how Ukraine and its European allies, who were meeting in London on Wednesday, would respond to a plan largely constructed in their absence.

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  4. 'Get It Done': Trump Rips Zelensky Over Peace Negotiations and Crimea Stance

    Mr. Trump's critique highlighted his consistent perspective on the 2014 annexation of Crimea by Russia, which he previously faulted the Obama administration for failing to prevent.

    'Get It Done': Trump Rips Zelensky Over Peace Negotiations and Crimea Stance

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  5. Trump accuses Ukraine’s Zelenskyy of harming Russia negotiations

    Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff presented proposals that appeared to demand more concessions from Ukraine than Russia.

    Trump accuses Ukraine’s Zelenskyy of harming Russia negotiations

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  6. Zelensky Shuts Down Reported Trump Peace Plan, Vance Warns U.S. Will 'Walk Away' if No Agreement

    Despite the Ukrainian military having failed to reclaim Crimea over the past decade, or indeed the four occupied provinces over the past three years, President Zelensky said on Tuesday evening that conceding any territory is out of the question, saying: “There is nothing to talk about – it is our land, the land of the Ukrainian people.”

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  7. Trump’s Ukraine offer: Give up some land or US leaves peace talks

    The U.S. plan includes formal recognition of Crimea as Russian territory and acceptance of Russia’s control over parts of eastern and southern Ukraine, according to reporting by Axios and the Financial Times.

    Trump’s Ukraine offer: Give up some land or US leaves peace talks

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  8. London talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war pared down as Vance says it’s decision time on peace deal

    Even achieving a limited, 30-day ceasefire has been beyond the reach of negotiators, as both sides have continued to attack each other in a grinding war of attrition along the 1,000-kilometer (620-mile) front line and launch long-range strikes.

    London talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war pared down as Vance says it’s decision time on peace deal

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  9. Officials from U.S., Europe meet in London for Ukraine peace talks

    The challenge for the ongoing dialogue between American and European leaders — as it has been since the — is that the U.S. expects Ukraine to make major concessions to Russia.

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Updated: Apr 24th, 2025, 6:27 AM ET

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A severe Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed at least nine people and injured over 80, marking the deadliest assault since 2024. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, currently in South Africa, announced he would return home early due to the violence. This attack occurred amid intensifying pressure on Ukraine to accept a controversial peace plan that may require ceding territory to Russia, which Zelenskyy has refused. U.S. President Trump criticized Zelenskyy for complicating negotiations, asserting that his stance prolongs the conflict. The ongoing violence raises doubts about the viability of ceasefire discussions.


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  • There are ongoing efforts for a ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine, with key discussions taking place in London with multiple international representatives.

  • U.S. officials have hinted at a willingness to negotiate terms that could involve territorial concessions, yet these proposals have not been formally shared with Ukraine's leadership, creating uncertainty in the peace process.

  • Despite setbacks and changing attendance at the talks, both Ukrainian and U.S. officials are emphasizing the need for an immediate ceasefire to halt the violence.


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