Istanbul Talks Yield New Prisoner Exchange but Ceasefire Divide Remains
In Istanbulās third peace talks, Russia and Ukraine swapped 2,400 prisoners but remain divided over a full ceasefire and a possible summit between their leaders.
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In Istanbulās third peace talks, Russia and Ukraine swapped 2,400 prisoners but remain divided over a full ceasefire and a possible summit between their leaders.
Continued fighting shifts leverage on the battlefield, potentially paving the way for a Russia-Ukraine compromise, say Turkish mediators and analysts.
In a fiery interview, Trump condemns Putinās rocket attacks on Kyiv and lashes out at Zelenskyyās rhetoric, calling for tougher sanctions and urging both leaders to de-escalate.
Russia and Ukraine completed the largest prisoner swap yet, trading 303 people each under an Istanbul agreement, marking the 65th exchange since 2022.
Trump says a major prisoner swap between Russia and Ukraine has been completed, marking a rare diplomatic breakthrough.