
Russia, Ukraine, US Push Peace Talks: Stalemate Persists
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Russia, Ukraine, US Push Peace Talks: Stalemate Persists
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On March 10, the Kremlin announced on Tuesday that Russia, Ukraine, and the United States all want to keep pushing forward with peace talks. These discussions aim to end ongoing conflict, but no date or location has been set for the next meeting yet. Earlier rounds happened last year, with three sessions hosted in Turkey. This year, several more talks took place under United States' mediation and places like Abu Dhabi and Geneva. Despite the efforts, the two sides stay far apart on major points. Russia insists Ukraine hand over full control of its eastern Donetsk region, creating a big hurdle. Officials say progress remains slow, with core demands unchanged so far. Both nations continue to weigh their positions amid the stalemate. For now, eyes are on whether diplomats can bridge the gap in schedule that next round soon.
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