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Russia and Ukraine agree naval ceasefire in Black Sea
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a naval ceasefire in the Black Sea in separate deals with the US, after three days of peace talks in Saudi Arabia. Washington said all parties would continue working toward a "durable and lasting peace" in statements announcing the agreements, which would reopen an important trade route.
Russia And Ukraine Black Sea Truce: Here's What We Know
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a maritime ceasefire in the Black Sea, White House officials announced Tuesday and Ukraine confirmed—though Russia has yet to respond to the reported deal, which includes the U.S. helping Russia boost its access to the global grain and fertilizer market.
The two countries agree to ensure safe navigation of ships and eliminate the use of force in the Black Sea, the US says after talks in Riyadh.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has praised the agreement for a ceasefire on the Black Sea with Russia as a "good result." Zelensky told reporters on Tuesday that both Moscow and ...
Delegations from Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday agreed to a ceasefire in ... of [the] eastern part of the Black Sea will constitute violation of the spirit of this agreement, will be ...
The latest ceasefire agreement is missing crucial securities that Ukraine urgently needs ... or disabled around a third of 80 Russian Black Sea Fleet vessels, including the Rostov-on-Don ...
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