El Presidente ucraniano, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, declaró que Ucrania y Rusia celebrarán una nueva ronda de conversaciones de paz el miércoles. El anuncio se produce mientras aviones no tripulados rusos atacan partes de Ucrania, según las autoridades.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed that Ukraine and Russia will engage in another round of peace talks. This announcement follows continued Russian drone attacks, including a recent strike on the port city of Odessa that caused damage and injury. Despite the renewed talks, there is little optimism in Ukraine for a major breakthrough, as both nations remain divided on core issues such as territorial control and Ukraine's potential NATO membership. However, further exchanges of prisoners of war are seen as a possible area of agreement, offering hope to affected families. Recent shifts in tone from President Trump towards Russian President Vladimir Putin, including threats of tariffs, may also influence the diplomatic landscape.

Zelenskyy afirma que Rusia y Ucrania celebrarán una nueva ronda de conversaciones de paz

Drones rusos han vuelto a golpear partes de Ucrania durante la noche con estas imágenes capturando las ardientes secuelas de un ataque en la ciudad portuaria del sur de Odessa destruyó varios coches y dañó un supermercado cercano funcionarios dicen que una persona resultó herida y mientras continúan los enfrentamientos el presidente ucraniano Vladimir Zelensky ha anunciado que su país celebrará otra ronda de paz conversaciones con Rusia mañana Charlotte Gallagher con nuestros socios de BBC News se une a nosotros ahora desde Kiev con más información sobre este buenos días a usted Charlotte así que ¿qué esperanza hay de un gran avance en estas conversaciones teniendo en cuenta la rusa Errol, yo diría que hay pocas esperanzas aquí en Ucrania de que... esto llegue a algún tipo de avance en términos de un posible alto el fuego y porque Ucrania y Rusia son polos opuestos en cómo ven esto. final de la guerra Rusia quiere grandes cantidades de territorio ucraniano en el este también quiere una promesa de la OTAN y Ucrania que Ucrania nunca se unirá a la OTAN y que simplemente no es aceptable para Ucrania sienten que se quedarán sin ninguna protección de seguridad en el futuro y creen que Rusia podría intentar tomar más tierra en el futuro, así como entrar en Ucrania de nuevo y tomar aún más la única cosa que podrían acordar realmente es más intercambios de prisioneros de guerra quiero decir miles han sido intercambiados ya de ambos lados quiero decir Hablamos con uno ayer que había sido mantenido en cautiverio durante tres años en un campo de prisioneros de guerra ruso y para gente como esa estas conversaciones pueden lograr cosas enormes, quiero decir que su familia no supo donde estaba durante 18 meses. en la lista de personas desaparecidas, así que para las familias de los presos Ucrania en Rusia es un gran paso para ellos ser liberados de nuevo a su familias y Charlotte en el último mes hemos notado este cambio de tono del presidente Trump hacia el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin ¿podría eso ayudar Ucrania poner más presión sobre el Kremlin Creo que es sin duda un alivio aquí en Ucrania que el Presidente Trump parece haber cambiado su tono sobre el Presidente Putin, ya sabes, diciendo abiertamente que estaba harto de que el presidente Putin se sintiera abandonado. y dijo una cosa por teléfono al presidente Trump y luego hizo otra. Quiero decir que el presidente Trump dio a Rusia 50 días esencialmente para venir a algún tipo de acuerdo con Ucrania y el reloj está corriendo hacia abajo en eso y también hubo una sugerencia del presidente Trump de que si Rusia no de acuerdo habría un cien por ciento de aranceles sobre cualquier país que trata con Rusia, por lo que China, India y Brasil tienen muchos tratos con Rusia, por lo que tal vez él está esperando que esos países también ejercer presión sobre Rusia para venir a algún tipo de acuerdo con Ucrania Charlotte Gallagher grande para obtener su de key gracias por tu tiempo

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