Russia set for Ukraine talks in Turkiye, says progress will be ‘difficult’
Summary
A Russian group is traveling to Istanbul for peace talks with Ukraine. Both sides will meet in Turkey to discuss ending the conflict, but major progress is not expected. The talks aim to address issues like prisoner exchanges and resetting negotiations between Ukrainian and Russian leaders.Key Facts
- A Russian delegation is going to Istanbul for peace negotiations with Ukraine.
- A Ukrainian team is already in Turkey for discussions with Turkish officials.
- This is the third round of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in recent months.
- Past talks have exchanged prisoners of war but failed to achieve a full ceasefire.
- Both sides have presented draft plans for the negotiations.
- Ukraine is led by Rustem Umerov in the talks, while Russia is represented by Vladimir Medinsky.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy wants to secure prisoner releases and plans a future meeting with Russian President Putin.
- Expectations for a big breakthrough at the talks are low.
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