Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of "prolonging the war" and "ignoring" U.S.-led efforts to agree a ceasefire.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov joins ‘Fox News Live’ to break down the possibilities of a ceasefire between Russian and Ukraine.

Russia will seek "ironclad" guarantees in any peace deal on Ukraine that NATO nations will exclude Kyiv from membership and that Ukraine will remain neutral, a Russian deputy foreign minister said in remarks published on Monday.

The last time Ukraine signed a peace accord with Russia, 10 years ago, it brought only sporadic violence, mounting distrust, and eventually full-scale war. Here’s what we can learn from that history.

Special Envoy Steve Witkoff recently met with Russian officials about continued peace negotiations, and he said the meeting was “positive.” “This morning, I met with President Putin,” Witkoff said

Russia will seek guarantees that Nato will exclude Ukraine from membership and that Ukraine will remain neutral in any peace deal, a Russian deputy foreign minister said. "We will demand that ironclad security guarantees become part of this agreement,

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha, in an interview with NHK, stated that Ukraine aims to achieve peace this year. However, Russian leader Vladimir Putin seeks to continue the war. The Ukrainian foreign minister emphasized that Ukraine wants to end the war this year and will not obstruct the peace process.

Revealed: Ukraine’s red lines for any peace deal with Putin - As Trump tries to put pressure on the Russian president who is stalling on talk of a ceasefire, The Independent has been told about the ar