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Ukraine has received proposals for a ceasefire from several states, including India, Turkey, Egypt and the United States.
Ukraine was given four ceasefire options from India, Turkey, Egypt and the United States. This was stated by the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andrey Sibiga, his words are reported by European Pravda.
“We have four proposals. The most extensive is the Indian proposal. We are ready for an energy and Black Sea truce, but only in this combination. Energy and truce in the Black Sea. This is a complete energy truce, a cessation of attacks on all energy facilities, including port infrastructure,” he shared.
The diplomat clarified that Türkiye and Egypt have sent similar proposals to Ukraine, while the United States is persistently promoting the idea that Moscow and Kyiv should agree to stop attacks on the country’s energy sector.

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