Zelensky spokesperson says Kiev and Moscow discuss “place and time” to define ceasefire

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Soldados russos em veículo blindado durante ofensiva na Ucrânia

Russian soldiers in armored vehicle during offensive in Ukraine | Photo: EFE/Stringer

The spokesman for the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, informed this Friday fair (25) that Kiev and Moscow are consulting “place and time” to define a ceasefire in the country, invaded by Russia on Thursday.

“I have to refute the claims of that we refuse to negotiate. Ukraine was and remains ready to talk about ceasefire and peace. This is our constant position. We responded in accordance with the proposal of the President of the Russian Federation. At this moment, the parties are consulting each other about the place and time of the negotiation process. The sooner negotiations start, the more chance there will be to restore normal life”, said Sergei Nikiforov, in a Facebook post.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov announced that Putin is willing to send a delegation to Minsk, capital Belarus, for negotiations with Ukraine, but Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had previously said that these talks would be conditional on the delivery of weapons by the invaded country. The ministry’s spokeswoman had stated that Kiev refuses to negotiate and would have postponed a decision in this regard until Saturday (19).

At the moment, the Russian armed forces are carrying out an offensive on Kiev and the fear is that the capital will be taken this evening.

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