Ukraine Agrees to 30-Day Ceasefire as Russia Weighs Proposal

The U.S. has resumed military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, but skepticism lingers over Russia's commitment to a truce.

Ukraine and the U.S. have agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposal during talks in Saudi Arabia, with the deal contingent on Russia's acceptance.
The U.S. has restored military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, which had been paused following a tense exchange between Presidents Trump and Zelensky last month.
Russia has yet to formally respond to the proposal, with Kremlin sources suggesting Moscow may seek guarantees before agreeing to any truce.
European officials and analysts remain doubtful of Russia's willingness to uphold a ceasefire, citing its history of violating similar agreements.
The ceasefire discussions come as fighting continues, with Russia claiming territorial advances in Ukraine's Kursk region and ongoing air attacks on Kyiv.