World leaders welcomed the 30-day ceasefire proposal that Ukraine has agreed to, calling it a step toward ending the conflict with Russia.
In a joint statement, Ukraine and the U.S. said they aim to reach a lasting peace agreement and finalize a deal on Ukraine’s critical mineral resources.
"This is a positive development that can be a step towards a comprehensive, just, and lasting peace for Ukraine. The ball is now in Russia’s court. The EU is ready to play its full part, together with its partners, in the upcoming peace negotiations."
"We welcome today’s news from Jeddah on the U.S.-Ukraine talks, including the proposal for a ceasefire agreement. The EU stands ready to support the process to ensure a lasting peace."
"I had an important meeting in Jeddah today with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and thanked him for hosting this week’s meetings on Ukraine as we press for peace. We also discussed ways to advance shared interests and address conflicts in the region."
"Ukraine has once again demonstrated its willingness to seek a just and lasting peace. Now Russia must respond. Ensuring peace and security guarantees will be key priorities moving forward."
"I welcome the progress made in the U.S.-Ukraine discussions in Jeddah, particularly the idea of a possible 30-day ceasefire. The ball is now in Russia’s court. France and its partners remain committed to a solid and lasting peace, backed by strong security guarantees for Ukraine."
"It seems like the Americans and Ukrainians have taken an important step towards peace. Europe stands ready to help reach a just and lasting resolution."
"As both American and Ukrainian delegations have said, the ball is now in the Russian court. I congratulate President Zelenskiy and President Trump for this remarkable breakthrough. The UK stands ready to help bring an end to this war in a way that allows Ukraine to enjoy lasting freedom."
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Start your day informed with AnewZ Morning Brief. Here are the top news stories for the 23rd of July, covering the latest developments you need to know.
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