After three days of intense negotiations, the Trump administration, Ukraine and Russia agreed to a limited ceasefire in which the key details, including what was covered and how it will start, were disputed by the warring sides.

After three days of separate intensive discussions with the United States, Russia and Ukraine left the latest round of ceasefire talks in Saudi Arabia with agreements to declare a limited ceasefire in the Black Sea and to halt strikes against energy facilities.

"Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to a 30-day energy and infrastructure ceasefire," writes Kyiv Post. Ukrainian media are commenting on a statement made by the Kremlin's spokesperson. Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia reserves the right not to adhere to the ceasefire in Ukraine if it is violated.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday that the proposed Black Sea Initiative was a new deal - not an extension of an earlier agreement. "This is a new agreement, the contours of which are currently being discussed,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday he can only hope that U.S. will "have enough strength" to continue to push Russian President Vladimir Putin towards agreeing to a ceasefire.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Ukraine is in control of the situation in the Black Sea and rejected the possibility of Russia seizing control over the trade corridor. Source: Zelenskyy in an interview with Eurovision News Quote: "They have not controlled the corridor in the Black Sea for a long time.

Ukraine’s allies from across Europe gathered for talks in Paris on Thursday about how to strengthen Kyiv’s hand and its military as it pushes for a ceasefire with Russia, and to consider proposals

French President Emmanuel Macron says that France and Britain will continue to forge ahead with plans to deploy troops in Ukraine to defend an eventual peace deal with Russia, but he says that only so

French President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday that a proposed European armed force for possible deployment in Ukraine in tandem with an eventual peace deal could “respond” to a Russian attack if Moscow launched one.