Ukraine's President Zelensky tells reporters that they've agreed to continue peace discussions, adds that talks were difficult and positions are different for now

President Zelensky's acknowledgment of ongoing but challenging peace discussions indicates a tentative step towards dialogue, though significant divisions remain.

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Ukraine's President Zelensky tells reporters that they've agreed to continue peace discussions, adds that talks were difficult and positions are different for now

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Head of Ukrainian delegation says negotiations were substantive and there was progress; a number of issues were clarified

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  • Both sides will discuss political issues in new talks.
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This situation is crucial as it could influence regional stability, impacting assets such as the euro or commodities related to the conflict, while raising questions about the durability of such negotiations.

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