Today .. a new round of conversations between Ukraine and its Western partners

Ukrainian official stated that the second round of the talks between Ukraine and its Western partners to reach a ceasefire with Russia will be held today, Wednesday, in London, without revealing the assortment of the Ukrainian delegation.

The talks come as Russia resumed its air strikes after a short truce on Easter.
The Ukrainians, the Americans, the French and the British have gathered in Paris on Thursday to go together, while the ceasefire negotiations that Washington started and the Europeans want to hear their voice 3 years after the Russian invasion.

Washington’s plan to end the war

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio presented Washington’s plan to end the war, but the meeting did not result in any significant progress.
Although the delegation’s formation was not confirmed, Ukrainian media reported that Kiev will represent the official in charge of the Ukrainian presidential administration, Andrey Yermak, the presidential military advisor, Pavlu Palisa, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andre Sigga and Defense Rustam Omirov.

On Monday, Foludmir Zellinski expressed hope to reach an “unconditional ceasefire” confirmed his desire for a “clear response” from Russia for his proposal on a new truce in attacks against civil infrastructure, after Vladimir Putin indicated his desire to study this proposal.

Putin is ready to search the matter

Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed on Tuesday that Putin is ready to discuss the matter, but Moscow first wants to know whether the Ukrainian side is ready for such a waqf in the shooting.

He also indicated two days after the Easter truce announced by Putin, that “if we talk about civilian infrastructure, we must clearly differentiate between the situations in which these facilities can be used for military purposes and those that cannot be used in.”

Moscow and Kayef exchanged accusations of violating this truce.

American position

US President Donald Trump, who is seeking to achieve peace between the Ukrainians and the Russians, announced that he hoped to reach an “this week” agreement without further details.

At the conclusion of the Paris talks last week, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio threatened to withdraw from Washington from the talks to end the Russian invasion if it turns out to the United States that peace is “not possible” between the two warring parties.