Ukraine Agrees to U.S.-Proposed Ceasefire as Russia Signals Hesitation

U.S. envoy arrives in Moscow for talks after Kyiv accepts a 30-day truce proposal, while Russia raises concerns over its terms.

Ukraine has accepted a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire, with the United States resuming military aid and intelligence sharing to Kyiv.
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed conditional support for a ceasefire but emphasized 'nuances' needing resolution, including concerns over NATO and Western military aid to Ukraine.
The Kremlin views the proposed truce as potentially giving Ukraine time to regroup, with Russian officials suggesting additional demands for any agreement.
Russia claims to have retaken the key Ukrainian-held town of Sudzha in the Kursk region, though this has not been independently verified.
European leaders are pushing for a greater role in post-conflict security, including discussions on a potential international peacekeeping force.