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Exclusive: Ukraine to set out roadmap for peace at Istanbul talks, document shows
Ukrainian negotiators at talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul will present to the Russian side a proposed roadmap for reaching a lasting peace settlement, according to a copy of the document seen by Reuters.

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Ukraine to present peace roadmap at Istanbul talks, calls for ceasefire and Putin-Zelenskyy summit
Ukraine and Russia exchange massive air strikes ahead of peace talks
Exclusive-Ukraine to Set Out Roadmap for Peace at Istanbul Talks, Document Shows
Ukrainian negotiators at talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul will present to the Russian side a proposed roadmap for reaching a lasting peace settlement, according to a copy of the document seen by...

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Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Ukraine will attend Istanbul talks on Monday
Ukraine says Russia withholding peace terms to undermine talks
Ukraine accuses Russia of undermining next round of peace talks
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha reiterated that Kyiv had already sent its own "vision of future steps" to Russia, adding Moscow "must accept an unconditional ceasefire" to pave the way for br...

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Putin’s tough stance on a Ukraine peace plan shows his resolve on Russia’s demands
President Zelenskyy says Ukraine will send a delegation to Istanbul for a new round of direct talks with Russia
Seven killed by bridge blasts in Russian regions bordering Ukraine on eve of peace talks
At least seven people were killed and 69 injured when two bridges were blown up in separate Russian regions bordering Ukraine ahead of planned peace talks.
Trump hopes next Russia-Ukraine talks will 'move ball forward,' White House says as Moscow further delays peace memo
Trump previously said it would take him "about two weeks" to know whether or not Russian President Vladimir Putin was serious about a peace deal.
Many Ukrainians baulk at conceding land to Russia, entangling nascent peace process
By Olena Harmash and Vlad Smilianets KYIV/DNIPRO, Ukraine (Reuters) -Mariupol natives Oleksandr and Liudmyla Lytvyn fled home three years ago during Russia's 86-day siege of the port city in southern Ukraine.
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