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Ukraine and Russia to Reconvene in Istanbul as Iran Readies New Nuclear Talks

Mutual maximalist demands cloud prospects for a cease-fire in upcoming negotiations

Cette image satellite montre une vue d’ensemble du complexe de l’usine d’enrichissement de combustible de Fordo, le 1er juillet 2025.
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Des voitures détruites devant un bâtiment endommagé après une attaque de drone à Odessa, le 22 juillet 2025 en Ukraine
Le ministre français des Affaires étrangères Jean-Noël Barrot à Kharkiv, le 22 juillet 2025 en Ukraine

Overview

  • Kyiv and Moscow will hold a third round of direct talks in Istanbul on July 23 after two earlier sessions produced only prisoner swaps.
  • Russian forces launched 426 drones and 24 missiles overnight, killing at least one person and wounding others in Kyiv while damaging residential districts.
  • The Kremlin warned that Ukrainian and Russian proposals remain diametrically opposed, indicating extensive diplomatic work is needed before any breakthrough.
  • The European Union and France imposed fresh sanctions on Russia this week and President Trump has issued a 50-day ultimatum threatening severe penalties if no peace deal is reached.
  • Iran agreed to resume nuclear discussions with Germany, France and the UK in Istanbul on July 25 under pressure from threatened snap-back sanctions and recent regional strikes.