Tense Talks in Saudi Arabia: Black Sea Ceasefire in Focus
U.S. and Russian officials met in Saudi Arabia to discuss a potential Black Sea maritime ceasefire amid ongoing drone attacks in Ukraine. The talks aimed to ensure safe navigation and possibly pave the way for broader peace discussions. However, skepticism remains over Russia's willingness to concede.
U.S. and Russian officials convened in Saudi Arabia for discussions on establishing a Black Sea maritime ceasefire, amid escalating drone attacks between Moscow and Kyiv.
The meeting followed consecutive Russian airstrikes on Kyiv, while both sides report extensive drone warfare. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has intensified efforts to resolve the three-year-long conflict.
Although talks focused on navigation safety, European skepticism persists regarding Russia's readiness to compromise. The discussions included possible verification measures and confidence-building initiatives, even as doubts linger about significant progress.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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