Ukraine ready for new peace talks 'at any moment', Zelenskiy says - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqwFBVV95cUxQT0gxbld6bDg4S0l6UEIwWUk1MlNqRkhpc1FXVWhHTE9laVJlY254UG13SFVBOTVJUzFrbnlmQmxrSHc2UXFrdHdLQVBGM3hlZURyYTBzWnJ1UDJtT3RRUGgxNmp0dHVMamdYanlnMWpOV2djZlY2bk40SG00TVBsZ2VoSXk4UTdEU1NWY2Zib1RuV3NxaGZIcUFrcjdBS0NPYWl6a3FCb2JJTnc?oc=5" target="_blank">Ukraine ready for new peace talks 'at any moment', Zelenskiy says</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced Ukraine's readiness for new U.S.-backed peace talks but noted that partners' attention is currently focused on the Iran conflict, leading to a postponement of an upcoming meeting.

President Zelenskiy expressed Ukraine's readiness for new peace talks with Russia but highlighted that international partners' focus on the Iran conflict has led to the postponement of scheduled meetings.

The future of Ukraine-Russia peace talks remains uncertain as U.S. President Donald Trump shifts focus to the Iran conflict, leading to delays in scheduled meetings and raising questions about the commitment to resolving the Ukraine crisis.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed optimism about ending the war, following discussions with national security advisors from the Coalition of the Willing member states on security guarantees and a peace framework.

President Zelenskyy explained that the postponement of the upcoming trilateral talks was due to the United States' focus on the Iran conflict, leading to a delay in the planned meeting.