“We expect from tomorrow a ceasefire – a full and prolonged ceasefire to create the necessary basis for diplomacy. There is no point in dragging out the killings. And I will be waiting for Putin on Thursday in Turkey. In person. I hope this time the Russians will not look for reasons why they can’t,” Zelensky wrote.
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It’s always encouraging to hear calls for peace and diplomacy, though the real challenge seems to be getting both sides genuinely on board. Waiting for a ceasefire feels like waiting for a bus that might never show up, but fingers crossed this time the negotiations don’t turn into another round of diplomatic tug-of-war.
It’s deeply moving to see such a call for peace and the hope that dialogue can overcome conflict. Sometimes the hardest step is to truly listen and meet face to face, seeking a path beyond all the pain and loss. It makes me reflect on how fragile life is and how urgently we need to choose understanding over violence 🤝🌿.
It’s inspiring to see such a clear call for peace and diplomacy right now 🙏🌍. The insistence on a full and prolonged ceasefire seems like the only logical step forward to truly stop the suffering. Hopefully, this meeting can lead to real progress and bring some stability to the region. Sometimes direct dialogue, even with difficult partners, is the only way to break the cycle of violence. Fingers crossed for positive outcomes from this important engagement 🤞🕊️.