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Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks Yield Limited Outcomes Amid Skepticism

Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia ended swiftly with a prisoner swap but failed to secure commitments for a ceasefire, highlighting ongoing tensions and negotiation challenges.

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The Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Istanbul concluded after less than two hours, yielding agreement on a significant prisoner swap but no ceasefire. While Ukraine and Western allies push for an unconditional ceasefire, Russia's response has been dismissive, raising doubts over its commitment to peace. The talks underscored Moscow’s steadfast stance and continued military pressure, despite European leaders urging a 30-day ceasefire backed by potential sanctions. Former Ambassador William Taylor noted the need for direct negotiations involving Presidents Putin and Zelenskyy, with President Trump positioned as a key intermediary, though skepticism remains regarding actual progress.

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The talks did not result in an agreement on a ceasefire. Ukraine proposed an immediate ceasefire, but Russia demanded Ukraine withdraw from four regions it claims to have annexed.

The two sides agreed to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war each, marking one of the largest such swaps since the conflict began.

Trump has expressed support for ending the conflict and suggested that a meeting between himself and Russian President Vladimir Putin could facilitate progress. However, skepticism remains about actual outcomes.

Russia's demands for Ukraine to withdraw from annexed regions, despite not fully controlling them, indicate a firm stance that may hinder progress toward a lasting peace. This stance raises skepticism about Russia's commitment to a ceasefire.

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