European leaders back Zelensky's call for direct Russia talks
Summary
European leaders from the UK, France, and Germany support Ukrainian President Zelensky’s call for direct ceasefire talks with Russia to end the ongoing war. Meanwhile, Russian attacks have damaged a nuclear fuel storage site near Chernobyl, though radiation levels are reported as normal.Key Facts
- Ukrainian President Zelensky met with leaders from Britain, France, and Germany in London to discuss ending the war.
- The leaders agreed to support direct peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, with involvement from the US and Europe.
- Zelensky suggested meeting Russian President Putin face-to-face, but Putin rejected the idea for now.
- Zelensky also met Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich to deliver a message to Putin.
- Ukraine asked for more ammunition from Western allies amid daily Russian strikes.
- A Russian drone attack damaged a facility for storing nuclear fuel near the Chernobyl zone.
- Radiation levels at the nuclear site remain stable despite the damage.
- Ukraine and Russia continue exchanging drone strikes as diplomatic efforts to end the war have stalled.
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