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Ukraine received initiatives from the US, Turkey, Egypt, and India.
Ukraine received four proposals for a possible ceasefire with the Russian Federation: from the US, Turkey, Egypt, and India. This was reported by Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Andriy Sybiga while speaking with journalists in Kyiv, writes The Hindu.
Sybiga added that Kyiv can consider India’s proposal for a ceasefire in the energy sector and in the Black Sea.
“We have four proposals. The broadest of them is India’s proposal. We are ready for a cessation of hostilities in the energy sector and in the Black Sea, but only in that combination,” Sybiga said. He emphasized that Ukraine is ready to consider different formats of a ceasefire, but any agreement must cover not only combat operations at the front, but also strikes on energy and port infrastructure, as well as the situation in the Black Sea.
Recall that talks previously took place in New Delhi between Russian President Vladimir Putin and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi. For more on the results of the SCO summit, see the article “Putin spoke about peace, Modi — about Ukraine: what the SCO summit showed” by Serhiy Korsunskyi.
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