Trump proposes a peace deal: why Ukraine insists on a ceasefire first
Journalist
Anna Tkach
16.08.2025 - 18:15
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The U.S. president's proposal for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine can be discussed, however, Ukraine believes that a ceasefire must come first as a precondition for starting diplomatic negotiations. An advisor to the head of the president's office supported this position during a TV marathon, emphasizing that 'first a ceasefire, and then everything else.' Ukraine seeks to consolidate the line of fire and stop hostilities before considering the possibility of a peace deal. President Zelensky presented an alternative course of action in case of failure at the trilateral meeting or lack of results, namely demanding stronger sanctions against Russia.
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