Russia to present peace 'memorandum' in new round of talks with Ukraine
Russia said on Wednesday it had prepared a draft of a peace "memorandum" detailing the Kremlin's terms for ending the war in Ukraine, which it will present to Kyiv at a new round of direct talks in Istanbul on June 2. Despite a new round of talks, Russia's proposals for peace in Ukraine have remained largely unchanged since the start of the war says FRANCE 24 correspondent Emmanuelle Chaze.
Russia said on Wednesday it had prepared a draft of a peace "memorandum" detailing the Kremlin's terms for ending the war in Ukraine, which it will present to Kyiv at a new round of direct talks in Istanbul on June 2. Despite a new round of talks, Russia's proposals for peace in Ukraine have remained largely unchanged since the start of the war says FRANCE 24 correspondent Emmanuelle Chaze.
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