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Ukraine’s Zelenskiy says new peace talks in Turkey

Zelenskiy says Ukraine, Russia to hold peace talks in Turkey on Wednesday

Peace talks between Ukraine and Russia - the first in seven weeks - are planned for Wednesday in Turkey, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy quoted a senior Kyiv official as saying on Monday. Zelenskiy appealed earlier in the day for greater momentum in negotiations.

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Zelenskyy Says New Talks Set July 23 As Russia Continues To Blast Ukrainian Cities

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New round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks to happen in Turkey on Wednesday: Zelenskyy

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Zelenskyy proposes new round of peace talks with Russia

Kyiv has proposed a new round of peace talks to be held next week with Russia, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Saturday.

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Zelenskyy says Ukraine proposed to Russia to hold next round of talks next week

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Ukraine’s Zelensky seeks cease-fire meeting next week

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Ukraine seeks to discuss return of prisoners, children, leaders' meeting with Russia in Istanbul – Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that National Security and Defense Council Secretary Rustem Umerov proposed a new round of talks with the Russian side in Turkey. — Ukrinform.

CNN2y

A change in Turkish leadership might not spell the end of ties with Russia

Turkey is a key trading partner for Russia, as well as a hub for thousands of Russians who fled after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, pouring money into real estate and other sectors.

The New York Times2y

Erdogan’s Loss in Turkey’s Election Would Stir Anxiety in Moscow ...

Russia, too, has much riding on the election’s outcome. Under Mr. Erdogan, Turkey has become Russia’s indispensable trading partner and at times a diplomatic intermediary, a relationship that ...

Los Angeles Times2y

What an Erdogan win would mean for Turkey, U.S., Russia relations - Los ...

Turkey’s purchase of a Russian S-400 missile defense system around 2021 had already cost it access to F-35s because of concerns that Russia could rig the system to spy on the West.