Ukraine’s chief negotiator in peace talks with Russia, David Arakhamia, announced Saturday that Moscow had “orally” accepted major Ukrainian proposals, adding that Kyiv now expected written confirmation.
In a TV broadcast, he suggested that talks to end hostilities had advanced considerably. “The Russian Federation has given an official response to all Ukrainian positions, namely that it accepts them, except for the issue of Crimea,” annexed by Moscow in 2014.
The negotiator also said that if a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin were to finally take place, it would “most likely” take place in Turkey.
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