Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks in Jeopardy as Putin Skips Istanbul Meeting
Ukrainian officials express skepticism over Russia's commitment to peace as Putin cancels attendance at ceasefire talks in Turkey.
What Could End the War in Ukraine?
The New Yorker
Overview
Ukraine is set to resume peace talks with Russia in Istanbul on June 2, but President Putin's absence raises doubts about the negotiations. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy demands a memorandum from Russia detailing its proposals, which has yet to be shared. Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan suggested a meeting involving Trump, but the Kremlin dismissed it. Meanwhile, Russia's recent drone and missile strikes on Ukraine have escalated tensions, prompting the U.S. and allies to consider secondary sanctions against Russia. Zelenskyy criticized Russia for not preparing adequately for the talks, calling it a tactic to ensure the meetings yield no results.
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Analysis
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There are not enough sources from this perspective to provide an analysis.
Right
The articles convey a negative tone about the ongoing conflict and stalled peace negotiations.
Skepticism towards Russia's intentions is prevalent, especially from Ukraine's viewpoint.
The situation is portrayed as a deepening crisis without signs of resolution.
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There are not enough sources from this perspective to provide an analysis.
Center
There are not enough sources from this perspective to provide an analysis.
Right
The articles convey a negative tone about the ongoing conflict and stalled peace negotiations.
Skepticism towards Russia's intentions is prevalent, especially from Ukraine's viewpoint.
The situation is portrayed as a deepening crisis without signs of resolution.
Articles (10)
The New Yorker·18d·No highlight available for this article.
Al Jazeera·18d·"…Ukraine expressed disappointment after the talks, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying it was a “sign of disrespect” that Russia had sent a junior delegation that was not authorised to sign a ceasefire."
NBC News·18d·"…Expectations for the talks are modest because the positions staked out so far by the two sides are far apart and work between them has yet to begin in earnest on narrowing the gap."
Associated Press·18d·"…Ukraine is ready to attend the next meeting, but we want to engage in a constructive discussion."
Newsmax·18d·"…Over the weekend, Russia launched additional drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, escalating the conflict and pushing the already fragile peace talks further out of reach."
Newsmax·18d·"…Over the weekend, Russia launched additional drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, escalating the conflict and pushing the already fragile peace talks further out of reach."
Newsmax·18d·"…Over the weekend, Russia launched additional drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, escalating the conflict and pushing the already fragile peace talks further out of reach."
Newsmax·18d·"…Ukraine is ready to attend the next meeting, but we want to engage in a constructive discussion."
Breitbart News·18d·No highlight available for this article.
Infowars·18d·No highlight available for this article.
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