A ray of optimism for a window of compromise and a subsequent ceasefire is the announcement by the Ukrainian government early Tuesday evening
As announced by the government, the Kremlin's attitude has changed and is not as harsh as at the beginning of the war, and there is now room for optimism, while the latest talks are considered "constructive".
In particular, as stated in the statement, "in the first rounds of talks Russia did not even listen to Ukraine's positions. Instead, it issued constant ultimatums to surrender the country and the army."
However, today, "Russia has changed these tones. The Ukrainian representatives in the talks between the two countries are now cautiously optimistic about a future agreement," it said, while the statement concludes with what is a request from President Volodymyr Zelensky:
"A good outcome from the talks can only come when the two leaders, Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin, meet."
Source: iefimerida.gr
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