Zelenskiy's Unyielding Stand: Diplomacy Amidst Conflict
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy met Russian businessman Roman Abramovich in Kyiv, discussing peace prospects. Zelenskiy emphasized he won't abandon Donbas. Abramovich offered to relay messages to Putin. Zelenskiy ruled out meetings in Russia or Belarus and proposed halting conflict at current front lines for diplomatic talks, but not surrendering territory.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy confirmed that Russian business tycoon Roman Abramovich visited Kyiv, offering to convey peace messages to the Kremlin.
Amid discussions in London, Zelenskiy underscored Ukraine's firm stance on defending the Donbas region, resisting demands for its surrender as part of any ceasefire.
Zelenskiy, ruling out talks with Putin in Russian or Belarusian territories, suggested a ceasefire along existing lines as a precursor to further negotiations, ensuring it doesn't imply relinquishing land.
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