In a major diplomatic development, Russia and Ukraine have resumed direct talks for the first time in over three years, with both sides agreeing to work on a roadmap to peace. The negotiations, held amid continued Western involvement in the conflict, mark a fragile but notable shift.<br /><br />However, Moscow's lead negotiator warns that unless the core causes of the war are acknowledged, history may repeat itself. While Russia emphasizes addressing the roots of the conflict, Kiev’s European allies criticize Moscow, accusing it of undermining peace efforts and shifting blame.<br /><br />As the world watches closely, the question remains: Can diplomacy truly succeed, or will external pressures derail progress once again?<br /><br />#RussiaUkraineTalks #PeaceNegotiations #Diplomacy #UkraineWar #RussiaUkraineConflict #IstanbulTalks #Geopolitics #RoadmapToPeace #WesternInvolvement #Moscow #Kiev #Putin #Zelensky #ConflictResolution #RussiaForeignMinistry #UkraineCrisis #EuropePolitics #GlobalTensions #WarAndPeace #UkraineUpdates
