Russia rejects a 60-day ceasefire proposal for Ukraine's elections but offers a one-day ceasefire if elections are held
Zelensky urged Trump to tell Putin of a 60-day ceasefire for elections, while the Kremlin rejected the proposal and said it wants a long-term peace.
- Zelensky suggested Trump tell Putin that Ukraine needs a 60-day ceasefire for elections.
- The Kremlin rejected Kyiv's proposal for a full, unconditional 60-day ceasefire.
- Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia wants a long-term peace agreement and will not accept a 60-day ceasefire for elections.
- Ukrainian law prohibits elections while a war is ongoing.
Outlets: Gazeta Wyborcza, Kyiv Post, Meduza (English), Proto Thema English, The Irish Times, Times of India (Top), Ukrainska Pravda (English)
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