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Ukraine Peace Talks: Zelensky Ready To Freeze Frontline For Negotiations With Russia? | WATCH

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said Ukraine could accept freezing the current battlefield lines as part of a ceasefire process and a move toward peace negotiations with Russia. Speaking in an interview, Zelensky described a frontline freeze as the quickest route to diplomacy but stressed that Kyiv would not formally surrender occupied territory or hand Russia a victory. The remarks come amid renewed European efforts to shape a peace framework and after Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected Zelensky's proposal for direct leader-to-leader talks. The latest developments highlight growing diplomatic activity around the Ukraine war, even as major differences remain between Kyiv's ceasefire-first approach and Moscow's long-standing war objectives.

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