City
Epaper

Ukrainian President says signals from peace talks 'positive'

By IANS | Updated: March 30, 2022 04:50 IST

Kiev, March 30 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he saw positive signals from the peace talks ...

Open in App

Kiev, March 30 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that he saw positive signals from the peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

"The signals we hear from the negotiating platform can be called positive," Zelensky said in a video address published on his official Telegram channel.

At the same time, Zelensky said Ukraine is "aware of all the risks" and will trust only "concrete results", Xinhua news agency reported.

Earlier on Tuesday, Ukrainian and Russian delegations held their latest round of peace talks in Turkey's city of Istanbul, the fifth since Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24.

Following the negotiations on Tuesday, David Arakhamia, a member of the Ukrainian delegation, said Kiev has proposed signing a new international treaty on security guarantees in an attempt to end the conflict in Ukraine.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: KyivDavid arakhamiaXinhuaIstanbulVolodymyr ZelenskyVolodymyr zelenskyi
Open in App

Related Stories

Social ViralTurkey: Quick CPR Saves Bird's Life After Goalkeeper Accidently Hit Seagull With Ball in Istanbul

Social ViralWoman Lights Cigarette, Threatens to Blow Up Istanbul–Cyprus Flight, Old Viral Video Sparks Outrage (Watch)

EntertainmentBeyond Surgeries, and Extending to Stories, Meet Film Producer Aminreza Chalabianlu

InternationalDonald Trump Pauses Military Aid To Ukraine Days After Clash With Volodymyr Zelensky

InternationalMajor UK Railway Stations Hit by Cyber Attack; Network Rail Suspends Wi-Fi Service

International Realted Stories

International"Reckless threats will not affect offensive Ops, nor erase humiliation of US": Iran hits back at Trump

InternationalArtemis II crew begins seven hour flyby of Moon, observes far-side parts never seen by Humans

International"Degree of reluctance to deploy ground troops": Former senior diplomat on Iran war

International"If I had my choice, I'm a businessman first": Trump eyes Iran's oil

International"Today will be largest volume of strikes": US Secy of War Pete Hegseth warns Iran