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Ukraine and Russia exchange peace memorandums in Istanbul

Last updated: June 2, 2025 7:31 am
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The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia took center stage in Istanbul on Monday as both nations met to discuss the possibility of a ceasefire to end the three-year war initiated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite the talks being brokered by Turkey and the US, there still remains a significant gap between the positions held by the two sides.

Delegations from Kyiv and Moscow convened at the Çırağan Palace on the Bosphorus for the second round of discussions. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan indicated that the topics on the agenda included a potential ceasefire, a potential meeting between Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as well as a potential prisoner exchange.

However, the atmosphere at the meeting did not suggest much progress towards a resolution, with both sides failing to show any sign of compromise. A senior Ukrainian official noted that while there were some minor steps taken, no significant breakthroughs had been achieved. The official also expressed skepticism, stating, “It seems they’re staging a picture of diplomacy for Trump.”

The US president has been vocal about his desire to resolve the conflict since taking office, but Russia’s refusal to accept a US peace plan and its insistence on its maximalist demands have posed significant challenges. Following the first round of talks in May, Trump hinted that the US might take a back seat in the peace process.

The tensions escalated as Ukraine launched a bold military operation, targeting Russian aircraft at multiple airfields, including some as far as eastern Siberia. In retaliation, Russia carried out its largest drone strike on Ukraine since 2022, attacking cities like Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia with 472 unmanned aerial vehicles.

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Ahead of the meeting in Istanbul, Ukraine’s delegation proposed a full ceasefire, guarantees for security and territorial integrity, and confidence-building measures as the foundation for a potential peace agreement. However, Russia declined to share its memorandum or disclose its demands before the talks.

Russian officials, including Vladimir Medinsky, have emphasized the need to address the “root causes” of the conflict, which include demands for Ukraine to withdraw from certain regions, accept limitations on its armed forces, and commit to not joining NATO. These conditions have been deemed unacceptable by Ukrainian officials, who argue that they would compromise the nation’s sovereignty.

As the negotiations continue, the possibility of a face-to-face meeting between Putin, Zelenskyy, and Trump remains uncertain, with Russia suggesting that such a summit could only be considered once progress is made in the talks. The road to peace in Ukraine remains turbulent, with both sides standing firm on their respective positions.

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