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    Zelenskiy says current front lines should be the start for negotiations

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    Posted on August 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Zelenskiy proposes current front lines as starting point for peace talks with Russia, backed by European leaders, ahead of meeting with Trump.

    Table of Contents

    • Zelenskiy's Call for Peace Negotiations
    • Importance of Ceasefire
    • Support from European Leaders
    • Upcoming Meeting with Trump

    Zelenskiy Proposes Current Front Lines as Basis for Peace Talks

    Zelenskiy's Call for Peace Negotiations

    KYIV (Reuters) -Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, speaking in Brussels on Sunday, said the current front lines in his country's war against Russia should be the basis for peace talks.

    Importance of Ceasefire

    "We need real negotiations, which means we can start where the front line is now," Zelenskiy said, adding that European leaders supported this.

    Support from European Leaders

    Zelenskiy was speaking ahead of a virtual meeting with European leaders and before he travels to Washington to meet with Donald Trump following the U.S. leader's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday.

    Upcoming Meeting with Trump

    Zelenskiy reiterated his position that it was necessary to establish a ceasefire in order to then negotiate a final deal.

    "It's important that Washington is with us," the Ukrainian leader said. He will be accompanied by several European allies for Monday's talks with Trump.

    Zelenskiy said that Ukraine did not yet know all the demands made by Putin at the meeting with Trump on Friday, adding that it would take a long time to go over them -- and that this was not possible under "the pressure of weapons".

    (Reporting by Max HunderEditing by Tomasz Janowski and Frances Kerry)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Zelenskiy suggests current front lines for peace talks.
    • •European leaders support Zelenskiy's proposal.
    • •Zelenskiy to meet Trump after Putin's meeting.
    • •Ceasefire deemed necessary for negotiations.
    • •Uncertainty over Putin's demands in talks.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Zelenskiy says current front lines should be the start for negotiations

    1What did Zelenskiy say about the front lines?

    Zelenskiy stated that the current front lines in Ukraine's war against Russia should serve as the basis for peace negotiations.

    2What is necessary for negotiations according to Zelenskiy?

    Zelenskiy emphasized the need for a ceasefire to facilitate the negotiation of a final peace deal.

    3Who is Zelenskiy meeting with after his Brussels speech?

    Zelenskiy is set to meet with Donald Trump in Washington, accompanied by several European allies.

    4What support did Zelenskiy mention regarding negotiations?

    Zelenskiy noted that European leaders supported the idea of starting negotiations based on the current front lines.

    5What uncertainty did Zelenskiy express about Putin's demands?

    Zelenskiy mentioned that Ukraine was not yet aware of all the demands made by Putin during the meeting with Trump.

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