Ukraine’s allies have rejected Vladimir Putin’s offer to hold direct talks with Ukrainian officials, saying the Russian president must first accept the US-backed ceasefire proposal.
Putin on Saturday proposed holding “direct talks” with Kyiv in Turkey on May 15. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded with trepidation Sunday, calling it a “positive sign” and saying that his country is “ready to meet” with Russian officials.
But within hours, a chorus of Ukraine’s allies called on Putin first to agree to the 30-day ceasefire proposal before further talks. #CNN #News
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