US-Russia Ceasefire Talks in London

Published on 4.24.25

  The US is seeking a full ceasefire with Russia at an upcoming meeting in London as part of a comprehensive plan to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The proposed peace agreement includes recognition of Crimea as Russian territory, which would be a significant concession by Washington. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has emphasized that Ukraine must make concessions on land occupied since 2014 for any peace agreement to be reached. In exchange for Russia's cooperation, the US is willing to offer relief from anti-Russian sanctions and unblock frozen assets estimated at $300 billion in Brussels. The recent drone attacks over Crimea and the Black Sea have heightened tensions in the region, but a ceasefire plan could provide a much-needed solution. The US, Russia, and Ukraine must work together to find a mutually acceptable resolution that addresses the concerns of all parties involved.

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