Following a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Russia's readiness to collaborate with Ukraine on a memorandum. This memorandum could potentially encompass a ceasefire agreement.
The leaders discussed the ongoing Ukraine crisis and the recent negotiations held in Istanbul between Russia and Ukraine. Putin indicated that Russia would propose and work with Ukraine on a memorandum concerning a future peace treaty.
Putin explained that this treaty could address several key elements. These include the principles of a settlement, the timeline for a potential peace agreement, and the possibility of a ceasefire for a specific duration, contingent upon the agreement's terms.
The Russian president emphasized Russia's commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflict. He reiterated that Moscow's primary objective is to address the underlying causes of the crisis. He also stated that Russia and Ukraine must reach mutually acceptable compromises.
Putin expressed his gratitude to the U.S. leader for facilitating the resumption of direct talks between Russia and Ukraine. He described the telephone conversation as substantive, candid, and beneficial.
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