Overview
- Ukraine has agreed to a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire, but Russia has yet to signal acceptance, with negotiations ongoing in Moscow.
- A document linked to Russia's FSB outlines demands for territorial recognition, buffer zones, and the dismantling of Ukraine's government, rejecting peacekeepers and sanctions relief.
- President Trump has threatened severe economic sanctions on Russia if it refuses the ceasefire, while Ukraine maintains it will not cede occupied territories.
- The U.S. resumed military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine following Kyiv's agreement to the truce, which could lead to extended peace talks.
- Analysts suggest Russia may stall negotiations to maintain domestic narratives and leverage battlefield gains, complicating prospects for a swift resolution.