Stubb: US negotiators seek ceasefire in Ukraine
The President of Finland announced US plans to achieve a partial truce by winter
Quick Look
- US negotiators are aiming for a partial ceasefire in Ukraine by winter.
- This was stated by Finnish President Alexander Stubb, noting the visits of Donald Trump's representatives to Moscow and Kyiv.
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Why It Matters
Donald Trump's envoys visited Moscow and Kyiv to discuss prospects for a peaceful settlement.
US negotiators are aiming for a partial ceasefire in Ukraine by winter. Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated this in an interview with Bloomberg.
According to him, the trips of Donald Trump's envoys Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff and CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow and Kyiv indicate that the American president will take a more active role in peace negotiations.
“People are looking forward to a partial ceasefire in the winter,” Stubb said, adding that the agreement should be mutual. “If Ukraine does not strike at oil refineries, then Russia should not strike at Ukraine’s energy supply.”
Open Questions
- Which objects will be included in the cease-fire agreement?
- How will Kyiv and Moscow react to US proposals?
